"limit case" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could say: "This experiment is a limit case of the phenomenon we are investigating."
The cross-section distortion is considered in the limit case.
The grey line corresponds to the equality line between the frequencies of each limit case.
Combinations of the above "limit case" formulations are also of interest.
The limit case of a tensionless foundation is as well analyzed.
The resulting variational problem results in a limit case for the associated Sobolev inequalities.
The limit case of a laminate shell composite with perfect contact at the interface is recovered.
But that can't work: capital punishment is not categorically different from corporal punishment, but rather a limit case of it.
It is shown that the limit case where all available prior information is incorporated is tantamount to model-based design.
The limit case when the decay in the opposite direction (and asymmetry) disappears corresponds to the two-way flow model.
This phenomenon reaches its limit case with major East Asian Languages (e.g., Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Thai), where text is written without any spaces between words.
Finally, comparisons are made with the Ranz Marshall correlation and the limit case of infinitely fast external heat transfer rates.
