Cases below vs Below cases

Both "cases below" and "below cases" are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "Cases below" is commonly used when referring to specific cases that are located below something in a list or document. On the other hand, "below cases" is less common and may be used when cases are physically located below something or when the word order is reversed for emphasis.

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Cases below

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to refer to specific cases that are located below something in a list or document.

Examples:

Please review the cases below and provide your feedback.
The cases below are examples of successful outcomes.
In the cases below, you will find detailed information about each scenario.

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The following special provisions are permitted in the specific cases below.
(See examples of illustrative cases below).
However, there may be specific cases below that threshold where competitors are not in a position to constrain effectively the conduct of a dominant undertaking, for example where they face serious capacity limitations.
The tax reduction remains in all cases below the additional heating costs borne by the population concerned, so that there is no overcompensation in the matter.
The CFDA also notes, that although the new law takes its inspiration from the directives currently being negotiated at EU level, it tends to align itself with the minimum standards envisaged in this context and in some cases below these standards.
This price comparison showed that both (i) the cooperating exporting producers which were not included in the sample and (ii) the exporters which did not cooperate in the investigation had average export prices which were in all cases below the average non-dumped prices.
Mrs Wernheuer, I must say to you in this respect that this does not mean that these cases below ECU 50000 are not subject to any kind of inspection.
Being aware of cases of allergic reactions at very low doses, JECFA recommended that the daily intake of benzylpenicillin from food be kept as low as practicable, and in any case below 30 µg parent drug per person.
in each case below the ceilings of the Financial Perspective.
Union legislation on the protection of workers' health and safety already provides that employers must reduce workers' exposure to chrysotile fibres to a minimum and in any case below an established limit value.
Following this vote, commitment appropriations amount to €117195256630 and payment appropriations to €111263911793, in each case below the ceilings of the Financial Perspective.
None the less, with regard to their final customers (mainly construction companies), the impact of the duty will be minimal and in any case below 1 % of their total cost of production.
This has to be distinguished from the other cases described below, where both an excitation source and a transmission/amplification path always exists.
In some cases even offers below that level have been unsuccessful.
Non- extrapolation of control result in case of difference below 3
In the cases indicated below, the fixed amount shall be increased as follows:
They are ignoring the fact that in the present circumstances food is now being produced at profit levels that are marginal and, in many cases, below the cost of production.
During the last marketing year, olive oil was sold for an average price of EUR 1.87 per litre, which in many cases was below the production price.
In those cases, results below the limit of quantification of the individual substances shall be set to zero.
Two cases are described below, depending on the TSI status of the fixed formation.

Alternatives:

cases that follow
cases listed below
below-mentioned cases
cases beneath
cases situated below

Below cases

This phrase is correct but less common in English.

This phrase may be used when cases are physically located below something or when the word order is reversed for emphasis.