The phrase "investigative case" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You would use this phrase when referring to a specific investigation of a particular situation. For example, "The police have opened an investigative case into the disappearance of the local dog."
Moldovan police and judicial authorities shared investigative case files with the AP in an effort to spotlight how dangerous the black market has become.
When evaluating partners for international projects, companies need to be vigilant in the assessment of local technology and consulting capabilities and should ask for specific examples of prior investigative case experience.
Using whole-genome sequencing by the SOLiD system in a real investigative case, Cummings et al. [34] identified suspects by sequencing four strains each of Bacillus anthracis and Yersinia pestis at a cost of only $1000 and reported that this would be reduced to less than $50 if the HiSeq 2000 system were used.
Corporations may choose illustrative case study method to show what has been done for a client; schools, educators and students may select cumulative or critical case study method and legal teams may demonstrate exploratory (investigative) case study method as a way to provide factual evidence.
As well as a research agency, Forensic Architecture has also evolved into an investigative, case-driven discipline within the broader field of research architecture.
A much smaller number, however, actually become investigative cases, the police said.
We have got a few cases in our newspaper at the moment that are legitimate investigative cases that we cannot progress with because of the libel laws in this country".
A particular type of problem-based learning strategy is that of investigative case-based learning (ICBL), in which the problem addressed by the students follows from a case to be investigated, i.e., a problem motivated and defined by a particular example from the real world (Stanley and Waterman, 2005).
The third meeting in 2009 was a focused workshop on PBL and investigative cases held at Emory University and sponsored by the Emory HHMI grant.
Table 2 Procedural comparisons based on a (highly simplified) investigative advising example Example case Given: Two homicide cases in which knives and strangle wires were used (i.e., a knife and strangle wire were used in case 1 and a knife and strangle wire were used in case 2).
In the statement he also argued that case-by-case investigative workarounds to gain access to encrypted devices are "difficult to scale" and "may be perishable due to a short technical lifecycle" or else as a consequence of an exploit being disclosed via legal proceedings.
