"determined cases" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to situations that have been carefully considered and evaluated. For example, "The judge heard all the evidence and then issued a ruling in the determined cases."
Although the specific facts of the case are not yet determined, cases like these raise the concern that each guilty verdict serves as a green light to the police to continue to use coercive "crowd control" tactics at public demonstrations.
This holds however only for determined cases.
However, this holds only for determined cases, which means for a scenario with only two sources, only two microphones are available.
Homicide appeared to be the primary intent of 24percentt (41) of the motive determined cases.
Indications for the drainage were clinically determined; cases after emergent drainage and those after elective one were both included.
Many genetically determined cases give a false negative family history (Cui and Hopper, 2000), and false positive histories occur by chance, especially in large families.
Bureau of Prisons officials would not comment on the specifics of any of the men's cases, but said the status of all inmates was determined case by case.
First of all, the Confiscation Act freed only the slaves of "traitors" whom a federal court determined, case by case, to have engaged in rebellion.
This is determined case by case but is generally considered to come around 22 weeks at the earliest.
As to carrying breast milk through airport security, Mr. White of the T.S.A. said the amount was determined case by case, based on the security officer's conversation with the passenger.
Subsequent arrivals found to be refugees will get a TPV; duration is determined case-by-case - but not longer than three years; people can then apply for another one.
