The phrase "a certain succession" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific sequence or order of events, items, or elements that are not precisely defined.
Example: "In the study of historical events, a certain succession of occurrences led to the eventual outcome of the war."
Alternatives: "a specific sequence" or "a particular order".
It was a decision that elevated Mr. Putin to high popularity and an almost certain succession to the Russian presidency in elections in March.
One thing is certain: succession questions are decided behind palace doors, with no public participation.
Even in the paleoequatorial belt, some of the conodont guide species do not appear in all areas, and certain successions of conodonts are rare (as in the sediments of the Tethys Sea) or do not appear at all.
When Sir Anthony leaves in July, a certain chain of succession will be snapped.
Rather, oscillations of the field components show a changing morphology in time, including a certain irregularity in the succession of peaks.
"That fits with a certain age group and succession for Jimmy [Adams] one day, which will hopefully be a long way in the future, and James is the guy that we've picked out at this stage".
In the subtropical mountains of Taiwan and in other parts of the world, bamboo (Bambusoideae) species may invade at a certain point in the succession of recovering landslide scars.
The changes of the ichnofossils documented in the basin can thus reflect real changes in the organisms themselves and in their ethology: their phylogenetic history is mirrored to a certain extent in the succession of morphotypes.
After 2.87 × 104 loads, the curve of the first channel signal begins to rise and the others climb in succession after a certain number of cyclic loads.
But the works remain a succession of effects despite a certain amount of posturing that suggests that deeper meaning is afoot.
