The phrase 'in this exceptional case' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are referring to an exceptional situation that is different from the normal or expected circumstances. For example: "The usual policy is not to give refunds, but in this exceptional case, we have decided to offer a full refund."
Interestingly, a steady state study should be conducted in this exceptional case to compare with the highest possible sensitivity.
"In this exceptional case, we have now put in place a process to issue a death registration quickly once an application is received," the spokesman said.
"While this general guidance has yet to be drafted, specific guidance setting out a number of conditions to enable filming to take place in this exceptional case was drafted and agreed".
In this exceptional case of large-scale domestic terrorism, this is a phone built before Apple sealed off its "back door", so how much of a precedent can it set?
On Thursday afternoon, a spokesman for the high commission in Canberra said that "in this exceptional case" David's death was able to be registered with the consulate, which would not equate to a UK death certificate but would recognise the Bulmer-Rizzis' status as a married couple in the UK public record.
Pairwise distribution analysis has revealed that MLBs even in this exceptional case are found with a distribution that appears to be random.
While there was a media frenzy in Japan over this exceptional case, few delved deeper into the story to find out why and how a man could be subjected to such injustice in, by all accounts, such a civilised country.
In a prepared statement, Bittar also acknowledged that "it is recognised by all who follow our sport that the circumstances in this particular case are exceptional, not only on account of the profile of the owner in question, but also the number and calibre of the horses involved.
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Key points from the guidance include: An employer must establish whether a religion or belief is genuine, and only question this in exceptional cases.
The MoJ confirmed it had spent £92,410.40 in exceptional case funding for legal aid on prison inquests during 2017-18.
