The phrase "a certain licence for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permission or authorization granted for a specific purpose or activity.
Example: "The artist was granted a certain licence for the use of the copyrighted material in her new project."
Alternatives: "a specific permission for" or "an explicit authorization for".
And once you are a Nobel laureate, you have a certain licence to do things that others dare not.
The sensitivity towards reproductive issues is illustrated by the fact that this law requires a special licence for certain types of screening such as screening for disorders for which no treatment is available, complicating the introduction of prenatal screening (van El et al. 2010b).
As the hospital is high security, it needs to have certain licences in place and a working CCTV system capable of meeting government legislation, and approved systems is one of the criteria for being awarded a high secure licence.
(A non-citizen must first obtain a licence for a Deed Poll by contacting the Change of Name Licence Section at The Department of Justice, Equality and Law Reform).
A search engine could then look for data types rather than just words: for all the fleets that landed cod of a certain size on a certain date, for instance, rather than just any website containing the word "cod".Like HTML, XML is an open standard: anybody can use it without paying a licence fee.
In principal, one licence per owner, but a licence for a backup vehicle is common.
They can, however, be useful in certain circumstances (when applying for a driver's licence, for example, or for tax purposes) as official proof of residence.
Manual physiotherapists acquired a referral licence for all techniques in 2006 and chiropractors in 1991 [29].
After paying £2.2m for a prospecting licence for South Kolar, the company also paid £4.7m for 13 licences around the Kolar mine.
Dalteparin very recently gained a European licence for use as a thromboprophylactic in patients with cancer.
