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"empirical case studies" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to research studies that involve data collection and analysis based on observations of real-world phenomena. For example, "Psychologists often use empirical case studies to observe the behavior of individuals in their natural environment."
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Moreover, the empirical case studies provide new conceptual insights by empirically investigating individual cases of complex fuel consumption relations of the real world.
The proposed TRASP is illustrated through two empirical case studies.
This paper investigates Chinese state policy on energy efficiency through four empirical case studies.
The potentiality of the Research Center and some of its aims are explained through three empirical case studies.
Comment on "Sensitivity Analysis of Seasonal Adjustments: Empirical Case Studies" by J.B. Carlin and A.P. Dempster, Journal of the American Statistical Association, March 1989.
Our analysis of the tool is framed by the articulation of public policy and strategic analysis, and based on empirical case studies of French linear infrastructure projects.
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This methodology is validated through an empirical case study.
The proposed methodology is illustrated using an empirical case study of the Illinois State.
Important managerial and practical insights are obtained from an empirical case study.
The model is matched against empirical case study findings from two startup companies and further developed.
An empirical case study is conducted to demonstrate the practical efficacy of the 'PARA' model.
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