The phrase "a certain category for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific classification or grouping within a broader context.
Example: "In our research, we identified a certain category for individuals who exhibit exceptional problem-solving skills."
Alternatives: "a specific classification for" or "a particular group for".
After inviting friends, users can participate in shared photo tracks under a certain category, for a particular experience, etc. on the comfort of a big screen.
Hypergeometric tests were conducted using a satellite tool, MAPPFinder2, to identify the pathways in which genes in a certain category for DFL, MALT and/or NFL were enriched.
It is also the home base for a certain category of American celebrities who seem to exist solely as a unifying, if uninspiring, national force.
I think Pride is great, but, like a lot of things, it's too commercial and exists for a certain category of the LGBTQ+ community.
(Except for a certain category of things like love, where they are supposed to happen without any effort or planning involved at all).
Fgood only becomes realised at certain time-steps (favourable years), which occur randomly in time with a specified probability, P good), and for a certain category of individuals, igood.
Sometimes I need to know which applications in a certain category are available for Android, what people are saying about them, what version a certain app is at, and so on.
The conditional probability indicates the chance that a member of a class to answer in a certain category (Yes or No) for the specific item.
For each category, a significance value is computed by a dynamic programming approach (Keller et al, 2007) and all significance values of a certain category have been adjusted for multiple testing using Benjamini Hochberg adjustment (Benjamini & Hochberg, 1995).
Certain artists establish such a niche for themselves that they become journalistic shorthand for a certain category.
"I think, 'Maybe I won't.' " As for ads' tendency to cite ratings from the U.S. News & World Report's annual best hospitals issue, Mr. Verdi dismissed it as "chest-beating" and said it backfires because "unless you're the Mayo Clinic you have to hedge it — you say you're the fifth for a certain category, but only in the last three years".
