"for example in this case" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to illustrate an example to help explain an idea or a concept. For example, "In order to understand the concept of supply and demand, it helps to look at a concrete example; for example in this case, a surge in demand for cellphones."
"For example, in this case his actions could have led to undermining things such as our opposition to the tampon tax, which – if he had his way – would have prevented us from ending it sooner".
For example, in this case the election of interest credit is 3.5% (usually referred to as the "cap rate").
For example, in this case, the nodes in annulus 8 cannot transmit their reports directly to the SINK node.
For example, in this case, we can achieve discriminative and stable code because of considering the certain and uncertain states separately.
For example, in this case, the AIC under mixtures of 3 RS GLDs give AIC is 179658.8 compared to 175950.5 under mixtures of 2 RS GLDs.
Non-exhaustive or "mention some" answers are often marked with special intonation or particles, as in (54), for example: In this case, Beatrice indicates that she does not mean her answer to be understood exhaustively.
This is valuable, for example, in those cases where the formation to be developed is composed of alternating stacked layers of tight sands and shales, or where there are lateral variations due to facies changes.
For example, in this county a total count of 246 cases based on the geocoded records could be accompanied with an estimated count of 472.2 cases based on all records using imputation.
More precisely, we will construct three examples in this context for the cases in which the range-of the maps are, respectively, the closed surfaces (the projective plane), (the torus), and (the Klein bottle).
There are exceptions to this principle, as, for example, in cases where the invasion of the possessory interest is for a short period and justifiable on grounds of protecting public health or safety or where it is unintentional, but the fact that a governmental body has invaded a landowner's possessory interest is a good predictor that a court will require that compensation be paid.
This may happen, for example, in cases where the above two effects play a crucial role.
