The phrase "a certain series of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific but unspecified sequence or collection of items, events, or actions.
Example: "The study focused on a certain series of experiments that were conducted over the past year."
Alternatives: "a specific set of" or "a particular sequence of".
That all changed in Irvington, with a certain series of events.
Wondering if a purchase of this item, a trip to that country or a certain series of keystrokes will cumulatively set off a data mine.
"But once you do, and once you become an addict, then a certain series of biological changes take place and you are no longer able to simply stop".
Researchers found that most cues fall into four broad categories: a specific location or time of day, a certain series of actions, particular moods, or the company of specific people.
This will be confirmed by a certain series of blinks on a dash-mounted LED.
For example as being the person to whom possession or use, even though those may presently belong to others, would ultimately return if a certain series of contingent events were to occur.
Amongst his most famous projects while at Eidos: the creation of a certain series by the name of Tomb Raider.
Just the other day, two colleagues argued — cordially, but with some heat in their voices — about the merits of a certain series starring a girl with a bow and arrow.
As you read more fanfiction of a certain series, you may become acquainted with ideas that are expounded upon again and again.
See the coffee cup as a mechanism with magnets, show the palmed cards, explain why certain series of numbers act in a certain way.
The cerebral hemispheres themselves can organize certain series of movements, called programmed movements, that need to be performed so rapidly that there is no time for correction of error by local feedback.
