"create the case" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to make or develop a situation or argument that supports a particular decision or point of view. Example: The lawyer's job is to create the case for his client's innocence, using evidence and persuasive arguments.
Undeterred, he raised the finance to set up his own company, working with former Jaguar engineers to create the case.
"The public safety exception to Miranda should be a narrow and limited one, and it would be wholly inappropriate and unconstitutional to use it to create the case against the suspect," Mr. Romero said.
The head of the American Civil Liberties Union tells Mr. Savage that while it would be acceptable for the authorities to use the exception to ask Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, a naturalized American citizen, about "imminent" threats, "it would be wholly inappropriate and unconstitutional to use it to create the case against the suspect".
But in the judgment that was to create the case's legacy, on Nov. 25, 1998, the Law Lords overturned that decision, saying that being head of state did not excuse crimes against humanity.
But in a ruling that was to create the case's legacy, the Law Lords a month later overturned that decision, saying that being a head of state did not excuse crimes against humanity.
Scratch Shield as a paint technology has been used in various Nissan cars since 2005, before Nissan teamed up with the University of Tokyo and Japan-based Advanced Softmaterials [JP] to create the case.
We provide a detailed description of new learning algorithms, both to create the case-base and to interconnect cases using RL.
While there is no stipulation as to who should create the cases, the application is primarily intended to be used by physicians who are involved in teaching.
The group used anonymised patient records and laboratory results to create the cases, and they were annotated to provide feedback to students regarding hypothesis refinement and background information.
A table describing the time efforts required to create the example case are described in Table 1.
One reason the Color Classic is still adored is the appeal of its case, which was designed by Daniele DeIuliis at Apple in 1992 (he later created the case for the Powerbook 500 series).
