The phrase "a rather uncertain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, feeling, or outcome that lacks clarity or confidence.
Example: "The results of the experiment were a rather uncertain indication of the hypothesis."
Alternatives: "somewhat ambiguous" or "fairly unclear".
But even research using stem cells derived from surplus embryos faces a rather uncertain future.
The Voices, from Persepolis director Marjane Satrapi, and starring Ryan Reynolds, Gemma Arterton and Anna Kendrick, enjoys a rather uncertain positioning between mainstream and arthouse.
As a consequence, assessing workforce development by designing short-term HR training remained a rather uncertain issue.
Overall, the European chemical industry faces a rather uncertain future in terms of complexity and dynamics, but a total production shift away from Europe seems to be unlikely.
(b) Developmental period: re-alignment of transformational-related HR processes As a consequence, assessing workforce development by designing short-term HR training remained a rather uncertain issue.
Readers will find that the characters remain sharp and tangible long after the plot has come to a (rather uncertain?) close.
In particular, the estimation of these two TFs, shown in the second and third plot from the left in Figure 3(a), is rather uncertain (as indicated by the very large shaded area that represents uncertainty).
Although not particularly demanding, its cultivation is a slow and rather uncertain process, due to usually slow growth, wide variations in growth speed and sometimes capricious germination rates.
However, such a model will be rather uncertain, because depth is not the single most important factor for assessing the permeability.
On the wave event basis, this correspondence may become rather uncertain because of a highly structured solar wind and IMF.
There are prospects for such compounds making a substantial contribution to the currently rather uncertain future of antimicrobial chemotherapy.
