The phrase "unfinished case" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when describing a legal or medical case that has not yet been resolved or completed. Example: The lawyers were still gathering evidence for the unfinished case.
PLAY DEAD (Crème de la Crime, $28.95), the 30th book in this cunning series, finds Detective Chief Superintendent Colin Harpur subtly undermining the fastidious efforts of his superior, Assistant Chief Constable Desmond Iles, to revisit an unfinished case of police corruption.
PAGE 26 UNFINISHED CASE OF MAHER ARAR President Obama can demonstrate his commitment to human rights and the rule of law by addressing the case of Maher Arar, the most well-known victim of the Bush administration's notorious policy of extraordinary rendition.
In the unfinished cases, the commission said, it has received insufficient documentation from universities and is awaiting more evidence.
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Although this pathway has been investigated in great detail (see for example, [ 14- 16]) and is the test object of many system identification approaches as a recent paper fittingly notes in its title, it is 'an unfinished systems biological case study' [ 14].
Proceedings are unfinished in 25 cases.
"We had a case of unfinished business [at Villa]," he added.
A year after John Crawford III, a 22-year-old black man, was killed by a white police officer while carrying an air rifle in an Ohio Walmart, a federal review of the case remains unfinished.
That's not the case here: "Unfinished Business" — in which Dunne plays an Ohio woman, nearing unhappy spinsterhood, who takes off for New York to pursue a career as an opera singer, and Montgomery portrays the frivolous and dissolute heir whom she marries as a bitter consolation prize — is a minor masterwork of performance, direction, and screenwriting.
The case remains unfinished in one important respect, however: Mr. Taubman's indicted co-defendant, Sir Anthony, 71, chairman of Christie's from 1993 to 1996, has refused to come to the United States from England and under English law could not be extradited to stand trial.
It can be concluded that CMC-Na imparted a very stiff handle to the fabric; it showed poor TCRA, parallel to that of unfinished cotton and in case of Oleophobol CPR finish it was slightly improved.
