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"for emergency cases" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a situation that requires immediate attention. For example: "We need to develop an efficient emergency plan for emergency cases."
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Because the system is portable, it can also be used for emergency case like a natural disaster (e.g. tsunami).
For routine diagnostic or follow up, but not for emergency case, a referral from a GP is formally required.
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Schools were closed and hospitals were only open for emergency cases.
Immigration officials said they would waive the $1,000 fee for nonprofit organizations that request expedited claims for emergency cases.
As circuit justice for the United States Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit, he has administrative responsibility for emergency cases reaching the court from federal and state courts in Georgia, Alabama and Florida.
"The essential drugs that are supposed to be in the hospital and are used for emergency cases are not available at all," said Ramadan.
The store has long kept on hand a few ready made evening shirts for emergency cases, and a couple of years ago began making regular shirts-white, colored, and striped.
Gordon Erspamer, a San Francisco lawyer representing the two groups that brought the suit, Veterans for Common Sense and Veterans United for Truth, said it was "incredible that this sorry record of ineptitude and lack of procedures for emergency cases continues even under the watchful eye of the Ninth Circuit".
w t : Capacity needed for emergency cases of period t. w t is capacity needed for emergency cases of period t.
Let W t be the total OR time needed for emergency cases arriving in period t.
The relationship between operation start time and patient outcomes is not described in private-sector patients or for emergency cases.
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