"in the cases specified" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to refer to specific examples or given circumstances. For example, "In the cases specified, extra care must be taken to ensure the safety of all involved."
The load cases specified in the IEC61400-1 international specification were considered.
In cases specified by the authors, when the PSF does not experience an abrupt change, a smooth PSF field may be used for globally characterizing the blur.
These are the Evans criteria except that our minimum threshold was 5 cases rather than the 3 cases specified in Evans.
It dealt primarily with princely law that is, with the fines to be imposed by the prince or his representative in the case of specified offenses.
In each score the vocal lines are shown with basso continuo accompaniment; the instrumental sections are written in three parts in the Venice score, four parts in the Naples version, without in either case specifying the instruments.
We investigated the effect of substrate by using quartz or fluorine-doped tin oxide (FTO) substrate while Si substrates were used in all of the cases unless specified.
Representations always act and suffer as wholes (again showing why they should be considered "atomic"); the "magnitude" of inhibition in every case specifies "only a degree of dimming of the whole representation" (LPs: 370).
As the system is developed according to the use case diagrams, in which each use case specifies the system functionality, it contains all the functions that should be fulfilled.
Particularly in the case of highly specified materials, facilitators need to have a thorough understanding of the central learning goals in order to make appropriate "in the moment" adaptations when leading activities and conversations.
