The phrase "a certain occupation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific job or profession without naming it directly, often to imply that the occupation is known or relevant to the context.
Example: "She has always been drawn to a certain occupation that allows her to help others."
Alternatives: "a specific profession" or "a particular job".
Specifically, will Chinese feel more demands if they are more socially pressured to display a particular type of emotion in a certain occupation?
Given that IVET certificates, to a certain extent, allow for access to different occupations, we weight all job advertisements within a certain occupation by drawing on transition probabilities and add them to the occupation-specific vacancies.
To this end, we use a training-employment matrix of 18 to 25 year old IVET graduates from the Swiss census date of the year 2000.3 The smaller the transition probability from a training programme to a certain occupation, the less the vacancies in this occupation are weighted.
If you don't have a trendy hairstyle, don't possess a certain occupation, and don't enjoy the gym and all its perceived benefits, then be your own person.
Studies were excluded if they (1) were not original research, such as a review or case report, (2) included participants with concomitant diseases or had medication history known to affect uric acid metabolism, or (3) focused on specific population groups, such as teenagers, elderly people, or single gender, or a certain occupation.
In the proposed model, the WTSN topology is mapped to a regular lattice, where each lattice site is occupied by a sensor node with certain occupation probability.
This literature provides insights into the process of "ethnic niche" formation, which suggests how immigrants become concentrated in certain occupation niche.
Of course, these differences reflect the intrinsic capacity of certain occupation agents to induce sensitization but equally on the conditions of exposure and the different methods of evaluation, which depend on the study design.
Just as English has adapted to remove signifiers of sex in professions – hoping to make obsolete words such as "actress" and "male nurse", terms coined at a time when certain occupations were dominated by one gender – so the custodians of emojis are having to adapt to compensate for Silicon Valley's bias.
If underdiagnosis is higher for certain occupational groups, possibly because of socioeconomic factors and differences in access to health care or access to diagnostic tests for Legionella infection, a decreased association between certain occupations and risk for acquiring infection may result.
Hence, as Johnson points out, "in the story of professionalization as an historical process, state intervention is often viewed as a major impediment, explaining why certain occupations fail to attain the full flowering of professionalism" (1995, 11).
