"preceding case" is correct and usable in written English
You could use it to refer to something that happened before another event or to a ruling in a previous legal case. For example: "The court did not take into account the ruling in the preceding case when making its decision."
In the preceding case histories, the roles of habitat loss in extinction of species are fairly clear-cut.
The massive changes to the world's rivers explain why such large fractions of species living in rivers have become extinct or may do so soon (as is described in two of the preceding case histories; see above Freshwater mussels and clams; Freshwater fish).
Then and with As in the preceding case there exists a unique such that.
In the preceding case the firm identification variable is used as a cluster variable.
As in the preceding case, is bounded and converges to 0. Thus and, and hence.
Furthermore, we look for evidence that observer grading is influenced by the severity of the immediately preceding case viewed.
The Third Partition followed in 1795, and, as in the preceding cases, the Polish Sejm was obliged to give its consent.
Through this and preceding cases the courts have gradually formulated a residual power to do what's fair for cohabitees, but they can only fall back on this as an absolute last resort, after all attempts to decide entitlement through ordinary principles of property law have failed.
Emergency analytical were unremarkable, as in the preceding cases.
These two proposed models were found to represent well the whole coke burning reaction in the preceding cases.
Figure 15 ( v l, v r ) = ( 1.7990, 2.9357 ), t = 14 … 18. Significant modification comparing to the preceding cases.
