The phrase "a certain negative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific negative aspect or quality that is not explicitly defined.
Example: "In the analysis, we identified a certain negative that affected the overall outcome of the project."
Alternatives: "a particular drawback" or "a specific disadvantage".
"Civilization carries a certain negative side, and people are losing their natural instincts," he added.
"Of course the scandal has a certain negative effect on anything that goes on in Bridgeport," Mr. Anderson said.
Sometimes it's clear from your 360-degree review that only one or two people had a certain negative opinion.
The trajectories are chaotic and intermittent for values of the effective dihedral below a certain negative threshold.
He goes on: "The point is that heroin users occupy a certain negative space in the world, in society.
Kerry Brown, a professor of Chinese politics at the University of Sydney, suggests the association with Zhao, and its archetypally American image, may have helped to give the sport "a certain negative flavour".
Other gun control measures likely being considered by Biden's committee would have a more certain negative impact on Walmart.
"I think that parents would be best off trying to avoid using corporal punishment, because it appears that there is a risk for certain negative long-term consequences," Dr. Gers hoff said.
Today's opinion seeks to derive a looser test from certain negative language in the subsequent case of McCarthy v. Arndstein, 262 U.S. 355, 359, 43 S.Ct.
When writing, people could have a tendency to avoid certain negative topics and bring up positive ones just because it feels better to talk about nice things.
There is a notable highlighting of certain negative connotations of L&D, such as that, in contrast to resilience or vulnerability, it limits the long-term perspective, or limits capabilities of prevention.
