"run a case" is correct and usable in written English.
It is an expression meaning "to investigate an issue or situation in depth" or "to consider a situation or subject from all angles." For example, "We need to run a case to get to the bottom of this."
The feeling is the DPP will not want to run a case like this in this climate".
The model is mixed integer nonlinear (MINLP) and GAMS package is used to run a case study to validate the developed model.
Inter-model validation technique was also used to validate the model's robustness: the model was used to run a case that has been simulated by an existing model.
Considering external validity, we run a case study in which, using approach, three different types of stimuli generators were produced, each one for a different type of system: a crowdsourcing system, a drone, and a sensor.
Boies received a careermaking break at the age of 32 when he was chosen to run a case on behalf of IBM in California after the firm Cravath had hired for the job was forced to back out.
By its very nature, the study design additionally enables us to run a case-control-analysis (woman with breast cancer histological verified after excision are defined as cases, woman without malign breast lesions are defined as controls).
This enables us to run a case-control-analysis (woman with breast cancer histological verified after excision are defined as cases, woman without malignant breast lesions are defined as controls) to investigate the predictive values of various risk factors on breast cancer risk.
As a demonstration, Foursquare ran a case study analyzing T.J. Maxx's recent retail success.
Toast ran a case study at an Austin restaurant called the Odd Duck, Fredette said, which showed servers could make $7,000 more annually by using Toast technology and the restaurant could grow sales by half a million dollars.
For each immunohistochemical (IHC) run, a positive control case known to contain TIMP-1 was included.
Can a woman try a case, run a company or even drive a car in a burka?
