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The phrase "a certain disquiet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a feeling of unease or discomfort that is somewhat vague or unspecified.
Example: "As the meeting progressed, there was a certain disquiet among the team members regarding the project's direction."
Alternatives: "a sense of unease" or "an air of discomfort."
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Though I dare say they'd be more disturbed by a giant squid, the sight of Olga has caused a certain disquiet among some visiting fans.
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concealed his identity] I thought I would do myself an injustice, and moreover that would have given me a certain sort of disquiet, which again would have been opposed to the perfect peace of mind I am seeking" (AT VI 74/CSM I 149).
To a certain extent.
Follow a certain cadence.
"There's been some disquiet amongst artists and theorists for a while that, in some ways, the interest in 'post-internet art' is amongst a certain group of people in the art world who avoid certain questions of racism, post-colonialism and things like that because it's convenient to them," he told me.
A certain "C.F.
Find a certain color.
Collect a certain item.
But - just as I embraced the imaginary world into which I so often slipped - I welcomed that guilt with all my childish might, certain my disquiet would deepen my soul, sharpen my wits and bring colour to my life.
After the memorial jury narrowed the competition to a few finalists, a disquiet came upon him.
There may even be an attempt to work with the Socialists in parliament.Either way, a degree of public disquiet seems certain.
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