"most practical cases" is a correct and usable phrase in written English, and can be used when referring to situations that are practical to address.
For example: "In the most practical cases, it's best to proceed with caution."
In most practical cases this integration can be done analytically.
For most practical cases of the DPF f = 6.0074 and g = 0.6411.
These constants are shown to be optimal and are computed explicitly in most practical cases.
However, in most practical cases, the battery is not fully discharged after one data collection session.
In most practical cases, human operators would like to observe precise power transformer conditions.
In most practical cases, people do not usually apply their learning immediately after studying.
The most important practical cases of two and three factors are considered in detail, and generalization to higher dimensions is outlined.
In this paper the validation of the Tp8 model is further carried on in order to prove the model robustness while the design input quantities (BHE depth, ground properties, mutual importance of Ashrae three load sequences) are changed to cover most of practical cases in borefield design.
For most of the practical cases, there are correlative between process and measurement noises (Correlation I) and among measurement noises (Correlation II).
Therefore, for most of the practical cases, the OH measured temperature could be considered as the mesopause temperature, although the height of the OH layer does exhibit some degree of seasonal variability (Liu and Shepherd, 2006).
The generally applied simple optical model, which treats the deposited analyte layers homogeneous, isotropic and usually relatively thin compared to the wavelength of light, therefore, fails in most of the practical cases.
