The phrase "a certain technique of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific method or approach in a general or vague manner.
Example: "The artist employed a certain technique of layering colors to create depth in her paintings."
Alternatives: "a specific method of" or "a particular approach to".
In statistics, the ability of a certain technique to deliver accurate results, although its assumptions are violated, is called the robustness of that technique.
Consequently it attributes a fundamental role to one's ability to apply judgment and exercise discretion in concrete and specific situations that defy the rigid application of a certain technique (or a set of techniques).
Others are still less secretive, withholding, for example, only a certain technique by which alternate states of consciousness are attained, such as a doctrine, a chant, or a spiritual name.
We believe that our approach to survey the practices of individual anesthesiologists reflects the frequency how individual patients are subjected to the use of a certain technique.
This is in line with Denevan's (1983) statement that knowledge of a certain technique does not necessarily lead to adoption, but rather the perceived need.
The question of whether a certain technique is a search or frisk under the law largely turns on the subject's privacy expectation.
In the field of autonomic disorders, the group I lead at our institution optimized certain techniques of autonomic assessment which have become now among the standards of testing.
Dealing with army men and methods familiarised him with certain techniques of close topographical observation and surveillance: with how to scrutinise and represent the physical distances and relationships between buildings, groups of people and places.
All of the above research studies undoubtedly suggest that certain techniques of yoga and meditation practices involving breath techniques may offer both behavioral and psychological benefits that may be especially valuable for smokers who are attempting to quit.
As discussed in the Conclusions, we plan to adapt the method to deal with weighted interactions, e.g., the score of a predicted binding or the confidence of a certain experimental technique.
