Yes, you can use a micro ATX mobo in an ATX case. There should be several different pre-drilled holes for the motherboard risers. One "set" of those holes should match your mobo.
You might run into some problems going with a micro ATX case and a regular mobo.
ATX n micro ATX were a form factor of computer casing that standardlized by~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The difference between these two is the size.
Usually ATX form is better because it has at least five PCI slot which is easy 2 expand your computer.
The micro ATX boards are not as big as a regular board. So, in general, most micro ATX boards will have fewer options (like PCI slots and RAM Slots) than a standard motherboard.