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The phrase "are a certain kind" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when categorizing or describing a specific type or group of things or people.
Example: "These animals are a certain kind that thrives in cold climates."
Alternatives: "belong to a specific type" or "are a particular sort".
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The impulse response and some acoustical parameters such as sound pressure level at different positions can be calculated by the program, no matter there are a certain kind of barriers in the field or the field is empty.
The second is that these are fixed identities, not fleeting situations: that takers are a certain kind of person, with their own culture and values, and makers another variety.
The moral is that if you are a certain kind of industrious person, idle talk leads to busy hands: the outcome is "Game On," in which the four artists, who call themselves Basic Assembly, play a game of Set while conducting a mysterious discussion.
But when not bingeing, she also practices "restricting" -- she doesn't eat in front of people, or in public, or food that isn't sealed, or food that she hasn't prepared herself, or food that isn't one of her "safe" foods, which since they are a certain kind of candy and a certain kind of sugar-free gum, is practically all food.
The "building blocks" of the construction are a certain kind of closed Kähler 3-folds.
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Elaine's is a certain kind of Old New York.
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"There's a certain kind of freedom and exuberance".
It's a certain kind of a test.
I wanted to be a certain kind of a woman.
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