The phrase "a certain fact for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific fact that is relevant or applicable to a particular situation or context.
Example: "There is a certain fact for the success of this project that we must consider: effective communication among team members."
Alternatives: "a specific fact regarding" or "a particular fact about".
On the other hand, Ibn Kammuna does employ in the shorter work several cognate terms to describe the person who can grasp a certain fact immediately and without the need for lengthy demonstration: dhihn salim ("healthy mind," Pourjavady & Schmidtke 2006, 188), dhu fitana ("clever," Pourjavady & Schmidtke 2006, 189), dhu lubb ("understanding," Pourjavady & Schmidtke 2006, 189).
In such cases, cases of respecting you because of who or what you are, I am giving the proper regard to a certain fact about you, your being a Dean for instance.
"There are certain facts for a government that you can not go backwards on.
"If you've got the hots for the man's wife, do you think there's a motive for him to lie, for him to add certain facts, for him to eliminate certain facts?" Martin later acknowledged that he had no evidence of an affair, but, like any seasoned defense attorney, he worked with what he had to damage the credibility of the prosecution's witnesses.
Though all this could be achieved in plenty of new and innovative ways, one thing is for certain: fact checkers are terrible at telling stories, and in this dark new age can cause more problems than they solve.
Our survey was not able to delve deeply into this, because of lack of standards for comparison, but we could consider diagnostic accuracy, having in mind the certain fact that this is a prerequisite for good care [35].
I think of the separate realities they inhabit, the ways in which they are both untethered from certain facts, if for profoundly different reasons.
Schulz decries the documentarians for presenting a one-sided view and ignoring certain facts; that is, for not preserving the process.
Ed Commentale from Tinymixtapes gave a mixed review of the German in the song, saying "the singer is not so much speaking the language of the German people, but updating it for the new millennium, enjoining this nation to move beyond its tragic history into a new era of love and dancing... ['Scheiße'] reveals a certain disregard for both fact and reality".
Trivial machines are those machines which use a set of rules in order to transform certain facts into other facts (for example, heat from combustion of coal boils water in a boiler to produce steam, which expands across a number of blades in a turbine, leading to rotation and, subsequently, to the generation of electricity).
