"a certain tolerance" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific level or degree of acceptance or patience. Example: "The company had a certain tolerance for mistakes, but after the third error, they decided to terminate the employee's contract."
There has always been a certain tolerance for eccentricity among forwards.
"Everybody has a budget or a certain tolerance for where they can go," Melvin said.
There's a certain tolerance in just hanging around, being cool with it.
Although he sees a certain tolerance in French society, it does not, he says, extend to Africans.
His management strategy involves a certain tolerance for the unexpected: he finds hosts and executive producers he trusts, and then gives their programs a great deal of autonomy.
"This result is consistent with the idea that severe aggression against infants did not match chimpanzees' social expectations of a certain tolerance normally afforded to infants".
"We have a sense that, within a certain tolerances, there's a potential economic deal that may be within view," Stern said.
Based on this eigenfunction analysis, the user can construct an optimal grid with certain tolerance, in a preprocessor, before the integral equations are solved.
The fact that many Americans did not believe that many of the rackets and other types of illegal gambling which have provided the economic base for some of the uglier forms of organized crime were innately immoral or socially destructive and therefore deserved a certain grudging tolerance on the part of law-enforcement agencies contributed to the prosperity of syndicate operations.
Starting from initial guesses for f, θ and ϕ, equations (4.7 - 4.9 4.7 - 4.9ved iteratively until the approximate solutions converged werein a certain presolvedd tolerance level.
There founding demonstrated that the SSCM has a certain surfer tolerance ability, and that understanding how the electrodes works and impact the cell performance is critical to the design of highly stable double perovskite electrodes.
