The phrase "a certain gender or" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to gender identity, roles, or characteristics in a general or unspecified manner.
Example: "The study aimed to understand the preferences of individuals from a certain gender or demographic group."
Alternatives: "a specific gender or" or "any particular gender or".
But by marketing directly to a certain gender (or race, or orientation), you immediately discourage every one else from picking up the phone.
The two want to study whether real estate sites are, consciously or unconsciously, discriminating against their users — promoting more expensive properties to a certain gender or race, for instance.
"So say that if you are a certain gender or certain race, to say that you have to vote that way -- he's just trying to confirm that stereotype that's completely wrong.
Make sure you do not just ask a certain gender or ethnicity, you do not want a bias either.
The bill also means that assault or murder, motivated by bias, prejudice, or hate against people with a certain gender identity or expression, could come with a stricter sentence.
The group sorts colored paper cards with gendered words written on them in magic marker; some words are more obviously associated with a certain gender, like "beard" or "breastfeeding," while others are, at least in the west, more versatile, like "cooking" or "supervisor".
Remember it's fine to ask for a certain gender of psychologist or even an age range.
If your reason for not wanting a certain gender is sourced in cultural or social expectations, help your child be part of future change in overcoming prejudices by educating the child and allowing him or her to think critically about the world and his or her place in it.
If the organization is specifically for a certain gender (e.g., men's golf club or women's latest fashion trends), you can set it next to the Gender option.
While stimuli varied systematically along the valence dimension, the task for subjects was to count the number of target hand or face stimuli of a certain gender.
Obvious signs of a sexist man or woman include: downing or mocking one's partner for being a certain gender, excluding one's partner from certain activities because of being a certain gender, and constantly suggesting that one's partner stays away from certain activities because of being a certain gender.
