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The phrase "a uncertainty about" is not correct in English.
It should be "an uncertainty about." You can use it when discussing a lack of certainty or doubt regarding a particular subject or situation.
Example: "There is an uncertainty about the future of the project due to budget constraints."
Alternatives: "a doubt regarding" or "a lack of clarity about."
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Otherwise, θ>0, then, there is a uncertainty about which one of η d and η t is the larger.
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For too long, Brand has been saying that all we have in common is a sense of collective frustration and an uncertainty about what to do next.
A moment of indignant bravery, followed by an uncertainty about how to properly punch someone.
Most patients (18) expressed a lack of confidence in undertaking self-care and an uncertainty about how to go about modifying their lifestyle.
As such, the agitated congressmen reflect a real fear of China's growing economic clout, twinned with an uncertainty about its political direction.
A number of revivals of grand opera over the years have betrayed an uncertainty about what to do with them.
Because there is an uncertainty about the complication rate and perhaps this is lower than expected a sample size of 1000 deliveries per hospital was taken.
"There's an uncertainty about what will happen next".
The uncertainty about levels of infiltration has translated into an uncertainty about whether India and Pakistan are headed for war or peace.
But nowadays there's an uncertainty about what libraries will be in the future.
The novel's very title implies an uncertainty about how adult she is.
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