The phrase "a certain governance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type or form of governance without naming it directly.
Example: "In the context of international relations, a certain governance model has emerged that prioritizes sustainability and inclusivity."
Alternatives: "a specific governance" or "a particular governance".
Rather we are interested in the day-to-day costs of running a certain governance arrangement.
It is designed to start from a certain governance issue which constrains the health system in performing to its optimum capacity, for example informal payments or unaccounted losses of essential medicines.
Our second assumption is that, although networks can be governed by means of different types of governance mechanisms, the governance structure is associated with a particular governance mechanism that will be more suited in a certain governance structure.
The Nordic countries share certain governance characteristics, such as a welfare state legacy, promotion of transparency, and the inclination to bottom-up and polycentric governance approaches.
By incorporating theoretical studies and looking at the underlying factors that favor or undermine certain governance models, we attempted to reduce the problem of overgeneralization from a limited empirical basis.
The latter would be responsible for certain governance and security functions in their districts.
It would also require Alliance to make certain governance changes in its funds.
Our findings indicate that markets might require significant time to recognize fully, and incorporate into prices, the significance of certain governance arrangements.
It would also require Alliance to make certain governance changes in its funds, these people said, including requiring greater disclosure of fees and appointing a board with no ties to company executives.
We do, however, believe certain governance metrics that are independent of accounting metrics do have an impact.
Our inference is also broadly consistent with the view that the wealth effect of certain governance structures varies across firms according to their characteristics and governance environment.
