'character of the case' is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in legal or formal contexts to refer to the specific details or characteristics of a particular case. Example: The character of the case is crucial in determining the appropriate punishment for the defendant.
Charles W. Dunne, Middle East director for Freedom House — another American group chartered to promote democracy whose staff has been charged in the case — said the grab bag of inflammatory insinuations cited in the news conference was evidence of the political character of the case.
The extension from bioenergy to smart biomass use is coloured by the site-specific character of the case.
Available in both tan and black, Mujjo's cases feel like a high-class fashion accessory out of the box, and as the leather 'breaks in' over time the real character of the case comes through.
When, as is much more often the case, the journey of the art and the domicile of the claimants link the dispute to more than one state or nation, the multijurisdictional character of the case may substantially complicate the issue of ownership.
The court noted the sensitive religious and political character of the case and the need to preserve public order.
The major strength of this study is the close fit to the normal procedure in primary care practice and the not invasive character of the case management program.
He always manages not only to provide a good if quirky likeness but also to convey the character of the subject, in this case that of the some-like-him-some-don't Henry Miller.
Besides the similar features, it is worthwhile to note that it also exhibits some different characters between the cases of l/ξ = 0.005 and l/ξ = 0.2.
As for all Ellobioidea, taxonomic and systematic descriptions of Carychiidae are based upon characters of the mature shell, which in the case of carychiid gastropods, are suspected to vary according to environmental conditions [ 15- 17].
Three controls were randomly selected, by using a computer algorithm, from subtables of the health authority patient register with the same age span (0 5, 6 15, and 16+ years) and the same lead characters of the postal code as the case-patient.
The health and character requirements of the NZIS apply in all cases.
