"this case happened" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is often used to talk about a specific event or occurrence that has taken place in the past. Here is an example: "This case happened over a decade ago, but its impact is still being felt today."
The conduct in this case happened abroad, Justice Breyer wrote, and "based solely upon the defendants' minimal and indirect American presence," it would be "far-fetched to believe" the case "helps to vindicate a distinct American interest".
You'd think they'd have learned from the London debt agreement of 1953 that debt forgiveness and reasonable repayment terms can foster prosperity and strengthen democracy in the debtor nation — which, in this case, happened to be Germany.
Government lawyers say any wrongdoing in this case happened outside the UK – in Malaysia and Thailand, where the CIA aircraft transporting the family landed on the way to Tripoli, and in Libya.
A lot of people have said this case happened in Apple's backyard, so what else would you expect?
Everything Guthrie did in this case happened as a matter of public record and is searchable on Twitter.
Through this experience I learned that the context of ministry for a military chaplain, who in this case happened to be a priest of The Episcopal Church, was radically different than that of the parishes I had served in preceding years.
Do we really set the bar so low, expect some lesser standard, just because the executive authority in this case happens to be Donald Trump?
When is it necessary to turn from a mild decongestant to something stronger, which in this case happens to offer benefits going beyond a mere return to fitness?
This means that the return address on the stack looks like it is at the beginning of the function that happens to follow fail in memory, which in this case happens to be pass.
However, this case happens with small probability.
This case happens when the arrival rate is small or backlog cost is small.
