The phrase "a negative fact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an unfavorable or undesirable piece of information or reality.
Example: "The report revealed a negative fact about the company's financial health that we could not ignore."
Alternatives: "an unfavorable fact" or "a detrimental fact".
He says that my behavior is negatively relevant to an upshot if a negative fact about my behavior is the least informative fact that suffices to complete a causal explanation of it; whereas my behavior is positively relevant to that upshot if a positive fact about my behavior is the least informative fact about my conduct that suffices to complete a causal explanation of it.
The deference he shows to Blatter's long-discredited regime suggests Fifa has always been a difficulty national associations have been obliged to get round, a negative fact of life no one can do much about, a force so powerful it cannot be counteracted or confronted.
What in fact is a negative fact?
To state a negative fact is to negate a statement of a positive fact.
Often, devices' mobility has been regarded as a negative fact that causes link break, disconnections, and so forth.
We haven't got major money and we haven't got a massive squad - again, it's not a negative fact, it's just a fact.
'There is nothing' would be a contingent, negative fact.
Indeed, a negative general fact could simply be described as an existence fact, and a negative existence fact could be described as a general fact.
It's just that what grounds or explains this character is a negative epistemic fact.
Note also that at short range the self-interaction functions are negative, fact which is consistent with refractory periods.
A variable percentage of loci, from 4% (cherry vs landraces) to 19% (cherry vs processing) had a negative Fst, reflecting the fact that for these SNPs more variance exists within than across subpopulations.
