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The phrase "a certain spot in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific location or area within a larger context, often when the exact location is not specified or is known only to the speaker and listener.
Example: "I found a certain spot in the park where the flowers bloom beautifully in spring."
Alternatives: "a specific location in" or "a particular place in".
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"If you earn to hit in a certain spot in the lineup, you're in".
The writer, an Italian, recalls with affection a certain spot in Italy.
Even if it's something like having to duck at a certain spot in your workplace; that's not normal.
The New Yorker, September 30 , 1961P. 38 The writer, an Italian, recalls with affection a certain spot in Italy.
If her father wants to meet up with her at a certain spot in the arena, it's not usually a problem.
By Arturo Vivante The New Yorker, September 30 , 1961P. 38 The writer, an Italian, recalls with affection a certain spot in Italy.
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Without the pad, "Dance Dance Revolution" is pretty similar to "Parappa the Rapper". Arrows glide up the screen and players have to hit the right button on the control pad just as the arrow hits a certain spot, generally in time to the music.
The most familiar pregame traditions often revolve around fans, whether they are tailgating in a certain spot or covering themselves in the colors of their favorite team.
But tomorrow, this hallowed place will once again belong to a smaller group of visitors who make their way through the gates and across these fields in the heat and in the cold, in the rain and the snow, following a well-worn path to a certain spot and kneeling in front of a familiar headstone.
You have to have a certain spot you sit in lunch.
Let the grass grow long in a certain spot, and build a brush pile in the area.
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