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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a certain space to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific area or opportunity for something to occur or be expressed.
Example: "The artist needs a certain space to create her masterpieces without distractions."
Alternatives: "a specific area to" or "a designated space for".
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Fame is a kind of burden, he thinks, giving him the responsibility to speak out as well as a certain space to do so.
Its source, I recall vividly, is the newspaper term "editing with a shovel," applied to editors who fail to trim copy of extraneous paragraphs used by lazy writers who have a certain space to fill.
DUE-RX should align N c + N d – 1 interfering flows to a certain space to enlarge the space of the target flow.
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Nightclubs offer the designer variety, forcing him to work within the confines of a certain space and shape to make the most of the environment.
"Basically the hands are there to describe a certain space of the sound and to shape that imaginary material," Mr. Nézet-Séguin Nézet-Séguin
IA is a method to align interferences to a certain space, so that they can be distinguished from the desired signal.
If you are confined to a certain space and it has a hard floor covering, request a rubber mat or a rug to be placed on the floor.
"Good manners are a small but constant adjustment to the reasonable expectations or needs of others, little tokens acknowledging their right to a certain space".
Does it bother her? "Only when it confines you to a certain space.
In this paper, we extend Hartley and Hartley-Hilbert transformations (HT and HHT, respectively) to a certain space of tempered distributions.
Assuming that the missing datum belongs to a certain space we show the existence and the uniqueness of the low-regret control.
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