The phrase "a certain thoughtfulness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific quality of being thoughtful or considerate in a particular context.
Example: "Her actions reflected a certain thoughtfulness that made everyone feel valued and appreciated."
Alternatives: "a particular consideration" or "a specific mindfulness".
She is also quite articulate for a 16-year-old, prepared to ask questions as well as answer them with a certain degree of thoughtfulness and only the occasional hint of ennui.
They should "essentially metabolize the awfulness of the event so that what they pass on when they have a discussion with their children conveys a certain amount of thoughtfulness and understanding, rather than raw trauma," he said in an e-mail.
The rest of the world may be going to pot, but someone is going to fork out the best part of twenty million quid in order to own a picture which is not particularly fashionable, which requires a certain degree of thoughtfulness to appreciate and which is about nothing more exciting than old patterned fabric and pigment and flesh.
One's kindness, compassion, thoughtfulness, and respect require appropriate expressions guided by aesthetic sensibility and skills, in addition to accomplishing a certain deed.
In this case, an appearance of thoughtfulness masks, and colludes with, the avoidance of certain thoughts.
"It's a sweetness and a thoughtfulness that is long gone for most people," Ms. Miller said.
I think he has a thoughtfulness, a kindness, and a powerfulness that is irresistible.
For some readers, Austen's novels are a kind of cathedral, within which certain ideals — vivacity, thoughtfulness, wit, affection, romance, and so on — are enshrined.
Even then, Danes's defining quality as an actress — a combination of thoughtfulness and impulsiveness — was on display.
"I thought it displayed a thoughtfulness," he said.
