"commercial case" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a legal case or dispute involving commercial or business matters. Example: The company's lawyers argued for months in the commercial case against their main competitor, eventually securing a favorable settlement for their client.
A more appealing argument to those with a silicon chip on their shoulder is the crass commercial case for Churchill Airport.
The authors argue that there is also a commercial case for better regulation: it encourages businesses to invest in the sector and banks to lend institutions money.
The firm's first investment is with a plaintiff in a commercial case in the United States, but the founders would not reveal more information about the case.
"But I'm not convinced of the commercial case, and if big companies like Inmarsat seem sceptical, we should be arguing whether this is something we should be spending a lot of time and money on".
Molly Scott Cato, Green MEP for the area covering the plant, said: "The numbers for the Hinkley deal have never stacked up and it is clear that the commercial case for this white elephant is dead.
SHANGHAI — China's investigation into whether four employees of the British-Australian mining giant Rio Tinto stole state documents may be treated as a commercial case rather than an espionage case, Australia's foreign affairs minister said Sunday.
"We did between 60 to 70 commercial cases," he said.
In particular, it hears many fewer criminal and commercial cases.
What I mean is the deregulation and speeding up court proceedings in commercial cases.
In 1971 he was appointed by the governor to be an Appellate Division justice, specializing in commercial cases.
Mr. Marcin said the first thing the commission did was to begin hearing commercial cases in addition to residential ones.
