The phrase "in this case instead" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate an alternative option or approach in a specific situation.
Example: "We could choose to follow the original plan, but in this case instead, we should consider a different strategy."
Alternatives: "in this instance instead" or "in this situation instead."
In this case, instead of x and y axes, the y and z axes are read out of the accelerometer.
In this case, instead of relying on broadband absorption, only red light needs to be absorbed in the bottom cell.
But in this case, instead of threatening humankind with destruction, they hold the possibility changing the world in a magnificent way and without any downside risks.
"But in this case, instead of coördinating a facilitative approach in the light of the client's tactical aims, you will take a prescriptive approach in implanting strategic objectives as part of a processual intervention in executive leadership".
In this case, instead of killing the cells, a bactericidal antibiotic becomes bacteriostatic for a subpopulation of cells that respond to the antibiotic signal itself, for example, by activating a stress response that enables them to survive31,33.
"Whoever robs another of any kind or description of personal property belonging to the United States, shall be imprisoned not more than fifteen years". The Government stated at oral argument that § 2114 was activated in this case instead of § 2112 because the former section covers attempted robbery.
But in this case, instead of merely allaying fears, each time television crews and reporters portray Mr. Giuliani's role leading the assault, he is also fueling apprehension about the sometimes deadly West Nile virus and the pesticides the city is spraying to combat it.
The approach in this case should instead be a political one.
In this case, though, instead of using ice, doctors chilled Everett from the inside, infusing cold fluids into his veins.
To Justice Ginsburg, strict scrutiny was not even required in this case because, instead of victimizing minorities, the plan elevated them modestly.
P.S. 219 is one of more than 200 schools maintained by private contractors, in this case Temco Service Industries, instead of unionized custodial supervisors.
