The phrase "a certain opinion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific viewpoint or belief without naming it directly.
Example: "In discussions about climate change, there is often a certain opinion that prioritizes economic growth over environmental concerns."
Alternatives: "a particular viewpoint" or "a specific belief".
Regardless of whether it's true or false, propaganda has a consistent aim: to influence the target to feel a certain way or form a certain opinion about a concept or entity.
"I think coming into the weekend that we had a certain opinion how the tyres would behave and obviously after our long runs yesterday we saw quite a big difference from that," Hamilton said.
The ultimate conclusions of the study were that there only a small amount of people with a certain opinion, but if you can strategically convert these early adopters in a society, you can have more and more people joining any movement.
These sentences place a condition on an entity and are hard to parse and evaluate for a certain opinion.
The system is searchable, which means it is possible to see how many users share a certain opinion.
A ground truth is more like a tag of a certain opinion, indicating whether the opinion is positive, negative, or neutral.
Sometimes it's clear from your 360-degree review that only one or two people had a certain negative opinion.
Yes, the public at large in the United States had a certain perceived opinion of the candidates during the campaign.
Point is, at a certain level, opinion always enters a "best" list.
Regardless of the findings of certain opinion polls, abortion is not compatible with being Catholic.
"If Twitter starts banning people who are affiliated with organizations that use or promote violence against civilians to further a cause, that's tantamount to prohibiting certain opinions: a very new policy for a platform that used to be known as the 'free speech wing of the free speech party,'" Benesch said.
