"in this case where" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when expressing a situation in which a particular action or decision must be taken. For example, "In this case where Steve's grades have been slipping, we should talk to him about getting extra tutoring."
So in this case where we're adding it together, this is going to be constructive interference.
But not in this case, where worries about a downgrade loom large.
Or rather, in this case, where some people have no fixed place to sleep.
Particularly in this case, where the nuances – yes, nuances – of nude selfies don't typically translate across generations.
What about my expected payoff from choosing Middle against, so in this case where I think it's equally likely that my opponents going to choose Left or Right?
Not so in this case where Congress had its attention sharply directed to the fact that plain speech was needed if a hearing was to mean so much.
But in this case, where Sainsbury's never promised more than 4%, he has allowed the developer to hugely undershoot the local target.
The results are consistent, but in this case where the stable enzyme product complex rapidly becomes the predominant form of the enzyme, progress curve methods are more efficient.
The fact that we have applied the forum non conveniens doctrine in this manner does not change our analysis in this case, where we deal with the scope of the Burford abstention doctrine.
In this case, where the two provisions have co-existed historically, and where Congress explicitly rejected an express repeal of §2a c), I would not find an implied repeal of §2a c).
GA: The next clip that we saw was from And Life Goes On, which was also a film that grew out of another film - in this case, Where Is The Friend's House?
