The phrase "at certain measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific points or intervals in a process, analysis, or evaluation.
Example: "The results of the experiment were consistent at certain measures, indicating a reliable trend."
Alternatives: "at specific intervals" or "at particular points".
The decisions are taken by consensus unless it is decided (by consensus) to employ another method to arrive at decisions on certain measures.
Third, we found considerable differences between the (quasirandomly assigned) trained and control groups at pretesting on certain measures (e.g., the free play task and the second sustained attention experiment) (see Table S1).
All decisions of the Governing Body shall be taken by consensus unless by consensus another method of arriving at a decision on certain measures is reached, except that consensus shall always be required in relation to Articles 23 and 24 of the Treaty.
At a certain measuring temperature, the H C increases with increasing T A, reaching the maximum at T A = 4 h.
There is, in particular, one bizarre scene in which our heroine, late at night in the subway, takes certain measures because no bathroom is at hand.
JPMorgan's chief executive, Jamie Dimon, has frequently criticized certain measures aimed at increasing capital since the financial crisis.
In particular, longitudinal analysis will enable evaluating the potential impact of certain measures aimed at preventing voice disorders in teachers.
As part of this revised plan certain measures employed at earlier stages of the national response were adjusted to ensure they supported the current situation.
To realize this pandemic plan, certain measures were undertaken at VIDRL.
I am not a terribly moralistic person, but I do think in certain circumstances you are a model, and that you have to adhere to certain measures of decorum - at least extreme discretion, you know.
