"certain explanations" is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
You can use "certain explanations" when you want to specify that the explanations you are referring to are specific and definite, rather than general or vague. This phrase can also imply that there may be other explanations that are not mentioned or known. Example: "The police have provided certain explanations for the sudden rise in crime rates, but citizens are demanding further investigation and clarification."
We may hope that "nothing should be hid" from us, but certain explanations can only ever be hidden.
The conscious mind makes certain preparations and maneuvers, and may afterward come up with certain explanations, but the important work of thought and creation is coming out of the unknowable.
In particular, some have argued that certain explanations of nominalist facts make essential reference to abstract objects (Baker 2005; Batterman 2010).
Finally, certain explanations of the evolution of ECEC policies in Canada are simply not well supported by this case study of Atlantic Canada.
Patterson et al. [2] define this bias as the tendency to favor certain explanations that conform to our own beliefs and/or emotional response, and classify it as "cognitive" or "emotional" depending on whether it reflects the former or the latter.
However, if certain explanations of research utilization that are found in qualitative studies, for example [ 28- 33], are true, we believe that other methodological approaches will provide additional information and parts of the puzzle.
Copying is the almost certain explanation.
Sometimes they offer a hypothesis, he said, but never a certain explanation.
This is hardly alien to our understanding of how the body, mind and external circumstances work inextricibly together, and how difficult it is to discern any single cause of mental functioning, positive or negative, no matter how much we yearn for a simple, certain explanation.
If this activity is applied for youngsters with certain explanation, it is possible to shape their minds.
The second condition indicates the usage of a scientific law (an accepted theory) and a reference to why it can be applied for a certain explanation (scientific laws and basic conditions are called the explanans).
