"escalating case" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation or problem that is becoming more serious or severe over time. Example: The government is closely monitoring the escalating case of inflation, as prices continue to rise daily.
"It's clear where there are escalating cases rapidly accelerating the spread of the disease, and where we don't have the response capability on the ground, and that's definitely the case in some places, we're not going make it".
Second, labor arbitral institutes across the country were at the initial stage of reconstruction; their personnel were inadequately trained and often relied on local mediation to defuse escalating cases (Yearbook of Chinese Labor Department 1990, 211 14).
Success in scale-up, however, is being tempered by the fact that escalating case-loads of patients attending individual clinics present a major challenge to the effective retention of patients in care.
Later in the letter, the FHFA says it "agreed with the intent of the recommendations" and would complete a plan to review escalated cases by June.
Days later, she paid another visit to the police station, inquiring about the case and two officers tried to dissuade her from escalating the case.
Mr. Libby's lawyers blamed the prosecutors for escalating the case beyond the narrowly drawn charges of false statements that are the core of the indictment in the case.
A former Goldman Sachs trader suspected of fabricating huge positions pleaded guilty to criminal actions on Wednesday, escalating a case that until now had led only to civil charges.
Except this time everything is backward: It is the I.A.E.A., which punched holes in the Bush administration's claims about Iraq's nuclear progress, that today is escalating the case that Iran has resumed work on bomb-related technology, after years of frustration over questions that have gone unanswered by that government.
In your case, Sky says it has done everything in its power to escalate your case with Openreach managers.
