"the given case" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a specific situation or scenario that has been previously mentioned or is known by both the speaker and the listener. Example: In the given case, the defendant's alibi was proven to be false by multiple witnesses.
Rather, a medium selectivity (<60 in the given example) combined with medium permeance (∼300 500 × 10−10 mol/s m2 Pa in the given case study) is more advantageous.
A judgment is called for aided, of course, by precedent, but always unique to the given case.
The Fifth Amendment's protection against the taking of life "without due process" does not mandate the use of judicial process in all circumstances; in the conduct of military operations, the relevant procedural protection is the executive branch's commitment to taking all reasonable steps to ensure that the use of deadly force is warranted and necessary in the given case.
According to (12), the efficiency of RCAES system is 40.35 % in the given case.
If we know the type of this relationship, we can decide which restrictions should be applied in the given case.
It would make sense to combine both terms precisely because frequency justifies a probability ascription in the given case, but only probability confers legitimacy on actions or contracts.
Each agent with a different piece of knowledge classifies the given cases through metrics designed for this purpose.
Formal electromagnetic theory has been applied on asymmetric waveguide structure to find out the eigen value equation for the given cases.
For the given cases, the wall temperature keeps decreasing when the channel aspect ratio increase from 1 to 8, but there exist an optimal channel aspect ratio at a relatively large value.
"We prosecute based on the facts of any given case, as well as the laws of the state of Florida".
In general, Judge Trévidic said, the French have one-tenth of the resources of the Americans for any given case.
