The phrase "a certain size of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an unspecified or particular size of an object or concept.
Example: "The project requires a certain size of materials to ensure structural integrity."
Alternatives: "a specific size of" or "a particular size of".
Dr Leibel argues that humans have a biological disposition to a certain size of fat store.
"If you've gotten used to a certain size of deal, you have a process in place," said Mark Sirower, a merger adviser at the Boston Consulting Group.
Man's biology is hopelessly out of sync with the modern environment".Humans have a biological disposition to a certain size of fat store.
A fund has to reach a certain size, of around $500m, in order to support the staff working on it, says Mr Rubenstein.
"The new theaters are so expensive, both for the operators and producers, that it demands a certain size of capitalization to do anything and demands a certain entertainment orientation," he said.
Then we look at the opportunity in terms of the kind of value we deliver into peoples' lives – we want to get to a certain size of audience, but we want to deliver something of substance.
The network analysis process does not require clustering or statistical analysis other than when defining the probability (p-value) of the assembly of a network of a certain size out of randomly selected relevant nodes (described in the Methods).
My experience as a musician, though, has demonstrated that the album is often a hurdle that artists vault simply because their record company needs a widget of a certain size to make a certain kind of profit.
(FMLA refers to the Family and Medical Leave Act, which requires employers of a certain size to provide eligible workers unpaid leave for the birth of a child).
Must we compete in cliques of a certain size to be ascendant as persons, and if not, who will be the arbiter of an equal world?
