The phrase "a certain multiple of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing quantities or values that are integer multiples of a specific number.
Example: "The total cost will be a certain multiple of the base price, depending on the number of items ordered."
Alternatives: "an unspecified multiple of" or "a specific multiple of".
Some of our most successful private sector companies operate a pay multiple, meaning that the highest paid person doesn't earn more than a certain multiple of the lowest paid.
These all come on top of the higher capital standards included in the latest international agreement on banking regulation, known as Basel III.One of the most contentious of the new tests is the leverage ratio, which will limit a bank's loans and investments to a certain multiple of its capital, without taking into account how risky they are.
The Mandate Metric examines the percentage of rating areas in which the cheapest bronze policy available to a person of a specified age and income would cost more, as a percentage of income, than a certain multiple of the percentage of income (about 8%) at which a person is exempt from the individual mandate (because policies are too expensive).
The lattice period of successive stack is increased/decreased by a certain multiple (say gradual constant, eγ) of the lattice period of the just preceding stack.
The lattice period of successive stack is increased by a certain multiple (say gradual constant, δ) of the lattice period of the just preceding stack.
There is also a possibility that false delay times are obtained at certain multiples of the period (the cycle skipping problem).
The resulting waveforms tend to have a monotone frequency so that the calculated CCs stay artificially high, and false delay times are obtained at certain multiples of the period.
And the pair is certainly motivated to make it work: Walgreen's guidelines require Wasson and Miquelon to own company shares equal to certain multiples of their salary, ensuring they both have "skin in the game".
The first is that the number of particles generated by the algorithm grows subexponentially if and only if a certain scalar multiple of the importance function is a subsolution.
Double jeopardy, in law, protection against the use by the state of certain multiple forms of prosecution.
In a more extensive case, a sensitivity policy could express more complex rules, for example, limiting attribute release to some parties based on their identity or defining a certain combination of multiple attributes as confidential.
