The phrase "a certain guide to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific guide or resource that provides information or direction on a particular topic.
Example: "This book serves as a certain guide to the complexities of modern art."
Alternatives: "a specific guide to the" or "a particular guide to the".
Though beauty may not be a certain guide to truth, the exercise of mathematical modelling as a craft certainly leads to the enjoyment of it.
McTaggart argues that a form of hedonistic utilitarianism is the best criterion for moral rightness that we can reasonably hope for.[39] McTaggart grants that sometimes this criterion could give incorrect results, and that since following it is not a certain guide to what is right, we must admit that our ethical knowledge is limited and incomplete.
The number of hits at a certain threshold gives a guide to the ease of detection of genes contributing to the phenotype.
The interference in pyrolysis by regulating the catalytic mode, pyrolytic atmosphere and temperature, acidity over catalyst might posses a certain guiding significance for the pyrolytic technology and the design/selection of catalysts employed.
The research has a certain guiding significance for the optimized design scheme of bolting projects.
If a certain guide does a bad job at explaining a topic, try reading another one on the subject; it may not be you that's the problem!
The analysis method for gas sensing mechanism has a certain guiding significant for the design of gas sensor with high performance by using the laminated heterostructured configuration.
The quantitative comparative results demonstrate these algorithms' applications in different scenes, which provide a certain guide for designing novel feature description algorithms.
But this primary season saw two improbable, if not quite outsider, candidates (a Socialist junior senator from Vermont; a huckster billionaire) achieve prominence, indicating a certain guided vitriol toward the status quo.
The author of "On Being Certain" and the coming "A Skeptic's Guide to the Mind," Dr. Burton is a contributor to a scholarly yet surprisingly sprightly volume called "Pathological Altruism," to be published this fall by Oxford University Press.
