The phrase "accordance with certain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to compliance or agreement with specific rules, standards, or conditions.
Example: "The project was completed in accordance with certain regulations set forth by the governing body."
Alternatives: "in line with specific" or "consistent with certain".
As noted above, human language is more than a large number of unrelated words: in accordance with certain implicitly understood syntactic rules, humans combine words to form sentences that communicate a more or less complex meaning to a listener.
Whewell noted that God created the universe in accordance with certain "Divine Ideas".
In this model, the movement assumes that people carriers move in accordance with certain routines, e.g., walking to work, shopping.
Computers are sometimes characterized as operating by manipulating sentences in "machine language" in accordance with certain rules.
Logic deals with the concepts of the mind insofar as these concepts can be arranged in accordance with certain rules (DM 39, 1; 1861, 25:504b).
Such theories assign numerical values to objects on the basis of empirically observable phenomena and in accordance with certain formal theoretical constraints.
Some commentators e.g., Beck (1978, 126 127)—take Kant to be here endorsing the "generally accepted view" (of particular empirical causal laws), "according to which we have only been first guided by the perception and comparison of many concurring sequences of events following on certain appearances to discover a rule, in accordance with which certain events always follow on certain appearances".
In the passage at A195 196/B24 241 Kant is in fact referring to both types of "rules"—the general rule "that everything that happens has a cause" and also the particular rules (causal laws of nature) "in accordance with which certain events always follow on certain appearances".
Newton's method maintains that one ought, on the basis of certain experience and, if need be, with the help of geometry, to seek out the rules in accordance with which certain phenomena of nature occur.
"And the right thing to do is to give people a choice, so if they want to live their lives in accordance with a certain teaching, they can," she said.
