'scrutinizing the case' is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase can be used to refer to carefully examining a situation or issue in order to make an informed judgement or opinion about it. For example: The judge was tasked with scrutizing the case before delivering a verdict.
"Recently, an area newspaper published a story concerning how three sexual abuse cases were handled in the Diocese of Bridgeport," Cardinal Egan said in his written statement yesterday, after spending Monday scrutinizing the cases.
Even more remarkably, the council scrutinized the case of Mr. Khodorkovsky, who is still paying the price for daring to finance Mr. Putin's political opponents a decade ago.
Prosecutors had scrutinized the case and previously dismissed it, but federal officials revived it after Mr. Navalny became the most prominent leader of the huge street protests in Moscow that followed Russia's disputed parliamentary elections in December 2011.
In Section 2.1 we scrutinize the case of a single span without piers ( N = 1 ) and we prove that increasing the value of the lateral load p, first a negative u ( 1 ) −, then a positive u ( 1 ) + buckled solution appear at equilibrium.
They scrutinized the case notes and reported the diagnoses listed by the providers, the presence of specific near miss criteria, and the timing of the occurrence of complications.
It will not scrutinize the cases of the individuals being monitored.
Several times a week, administrators scrutinize the cases of Ms. Tennenbaum and 14 other social workers on medical-surgical floors: when patients stay in the hospital longer than allowed by their insurance plan, the hospital may have to eat the cost.
"I found myself scrutinizing the indictments in several cases, including Martha Stewart's, and at some point, I though it would be interesting to write about".
All 17 of the soldiers being scrutinized in the case remain in Iraq, and the 11 suspended from duty remain under investigation and are performing administrative tasks.
The indications should be carefully scrutinized, case by case.
