The phrase "a certain editorial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific editorial piece without naming it directly, often to imply that it is known or relevant to the discussion.
Example: "In a certain editorial, the author discusses the impact of climate change on urban development."
Alternatives: "a specific editorial" or "one particular editorial".
Fox News executives were furious, especially when a campaign spokesman told the network that it had been left out of the loop because it had "a certain editorial predisposition and because of that you will sometimes be left out".
Or if a brand notices online visitors are consistently gravitating toward a certain editorial tone or responding positively to distinct button colors, these things could also be integrated into in-store signage, advertising, direct mail and beyond.
I accept that certain editorial decisions may seem to be a close-call, and fully approve of the use of this blog to set out the editorial defence to external criticism.
For example, even though committing to certain editorial decisions does not entail irreversible alterations to a filmstrip, arriving at those decisions involves sifting through and eliminating far more options, a process which can easily become overwhelming and therefore more error-ridden.
Having received special permission from the German censors to send the Christmas issue to Britain as a gift for loved ones, Ruhlebenites may have been both moved and amused by certain editorial choices.
But whether anyone in the media wants to admit it, the concept of farming out certain editorial functions to cheaper foreign locales is becoming less far-fetched by the day.
Schlesinger says that redirecting certain editorial tasks to Bangalore has expanded Reuters' coverage of small- and mid-cap stocks and freed up its staff elsewhere to focus on more in-depth reporting, although he concedes that the redefinition of reporters' jobs so far is "not as much as I'd like".
Unhappy at certain editorial decisions that had been taken during his time with the newspaper, Agnew agreed to attend an interview after the tour.
Thankfully, the American people no longer seem prepared to follow their misleaders on yet another adventure, no matter how loud Senators McCain and Graham and certain editorial writers decry that wise choice.
He said that while Qatar would likely not meet every demand, it could conceivably make concessions that partially satisfied the points — for example, agreeing that Al Jazeera would adopt certain editorial lines, or expelling leaders of Islamist groups that Saudi Arabia and its allies took issue with.
His contributions to the editorial page are not widely known or discussed, though he has been known to take credit for certain editorials.
