The phrase "a certain previous" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "In a certain previous discussion, we addressed the issue of budget constraints."
Alternatives: "a specific prior" or "a particular earlier".
A significant correlation between MVD score and VEGF-A expression has been reported in certain previous studies [ 18, 20, 27], but not in others [ 37].
This consensus was a contrast to notable departures by certain previous modern psychiatric approaches or specific treatments, when illness classifications were removed from psychiatry's ambit, for lack of a conceptual fit or success in remediation.
However, the present findings corroborate, to a certain extent, previous results observed in an ectopic bone formation model [ 40].
Here we require not only that particular years are warmer than certain previous years, but that they reach a particular threshold of warmth.
The Chamber of Commerce had submitted a brief in the Citizens United case in support of lifting certain previous restrictions on corporate spending.
Two studies reported changes in lipid profiles in accordance with certain previous studies [ 16, 18] and both of these studies reported a greater reduction in LDL-C levels with pharmacist care compared to controls.
Clinic's Ade Blackburn doesn't accept that the best of the current exponents mimic the past in the manner of certain previous psych revivals, and worries the term is misleading.
The probability is, therefore, that we shall only encounter a tenuous part of the stream, and that a few straggling Leonids will illumine our skies on the nights following November 14 and 15, but the meteors may be much more numerous than expected, as they have been in certain previous years.
Shortly thereafter, Edward promulgated the lei mental (April 8, 1434), which facilitated the recovery of certain previous royal land grants and made others subject to royal confirmation at the start of each new reign.
