The phrase "a high certainty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level of confidence or assurance regarding a particular outcome or situation.
Example: "Based on the data collected, we can say with a high certainty that the project will be completed on time."
Alternatives: "a strong likelihood" or "a high level of confidence."
Duke maintains such a high certainty because they are very good.
An A grade means the task force has a "high certainty" that a service offers a substantial net benefit to consumers.
A high weight means a high certainty of the message to be passed.
Since we wish to represent each spatial point on the painting with depth data with a high certainty, an approach like passive (entirely non-invasive) stereo vision is not optimal.
Note that in this example, the footprints of the buildings and their functions (e.g., atrium) are fixed, that is, there is a high certainty of correctness for the footprints.
As can be observed in Additional file 1: Table S5, the null hypotheses of normality can only be rejected with a high certainty for ({text{Q}}_{text{ext}}^{2}) values in the 2D-FTP and COSMOsar3D models, although with Shapiro Wilk test the rejection of the null hypothesis is achieved for COMSIA basic as well.
If we could get there with a higher certainty and cheaper cost, or lower cost, then we will have some extra resources to address some other of mankind's problems.
A higher confidence value implies a higher certainty of the classification result.
True knowledge is acquired if we want to proceed from a lower certainty to a higher liberty and from a lower liberty to a higher certainty.
The delta-feature-based BWE methods provide a higher certainty of the HF parameters and achieve better performance in terms of objective quality [19]-[21] [19]-[21]
Here, a preference reversal occurs if a risky option p is preferred to another risky option q (i.e. p ≻ q) in a straight choice, but a higher certainty equivalent (CE) is assigned to q (i.e. CE q) > CE(p)).
