"contrasting cases" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to two cases or instances which differ from each other on some point or points of comparison. For example, you could say: "This study examines two contrasting cases in which the outcome differed significantly."
The current research examined whether instructional activities centering on contrasting cases promoted secondary school students' evaluations of source features present in a multiple-documents inquiry context.
Two contrasting cases examine the impact of the location of the system, investigating the dependence on the regional energy system (background system) to balance demand and supply of energy in the ammonia production system (foreground system).
Both compensation and water redistribution are direct consequences of the hydraulic structure of the root system, which is modeled here considering two contrasting cases corresponding to non-interacting uptake paths from different soil layers, and converging uptake paths.
To ensure a sample of contrasting cases, several variable criteria are used (see Table 1).
This cognitive psychological research suggests that contrasting cases help to make particular aspects and dimensions of cases more salient and differentiated from others.
There exist two contrasting cases on arrangement of the sheets, which are the horizontal ((alpha = 0)) and vertical cases ((alpha = pm 0.5pi )).
Contrasting case instruction can improve self-assessment of writing.
The contrasting case of Japan is particularly instructive, although both Germany and Switzerland have had similar experiences.
The contrasting case studies reveal the importance of contextual elements and the configuration of the field of power in each case.
Brian Stanley sheds critical light on themes of central importance for understanding the global contours of modern Christianity, illustrating each one with contrasting case studies, usually taken from different parts of the world.
The principle case management process emphasises on highly intensive individualized care contrasting case management to disease management programs [ 10].
