'certain intelligence' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person or group's mental capacity, or to knowledge received or acquired. For example: "After assessing the situation, we came to the conclusion that certain intelligence was needed to solve the problem."
However, he might have recognized one of that movie's conceits: that deprivation may give a child a certain intelligence.
The measure would also require the executive branch to notify Congress when it authorizes disclosure of certain intelligence information.
2176, substituted "Officers serving in certain intelligence positions: military status; exclusion from distribution and strength limitations; pay and allowances" for "Exclusion: officers serving in certain intelligence positions" in item 528.
Many song lyrics and titles rely on the listener crediting a certain intelligence and artistic licence to the songwriter.
He's contradicted by a thick Senate Intelligence Committee report, numerous journalistic investigations, and the accounts of certain intelligence officers.
That includes exemption from scrutiny; Australia now has laws that will criminalise journalists if they report on certain intelligence operations.
Correction: June 15 , 2004 Tuesday An article on Saturday about a policy that requires the Army to use government employees rather than contractors for certain intelligence-related jobs misstated the type of position at Abu Ghraib prison that is filled mostly by Arabs from several countries who are naturalized Americans.
Earnest said the compound was targeted based on "near-certain" intelligence that indicated it was being frequented by at least one al-Qaida leader, and that no civilians were in the area.
What does Zimmermann think about his American customers using the same Silent Circle software as certain American intelligence agencies, to hide from said intelligence agencies?
In the early days of the cold war, a colleague of mine who had worked his way through college playing the saxophone was recruited by a certain United States intelligence agency.
He did not explain how he could be certain that intelligence officers of the two countries, which have very sophisticated electronic spying abilities, had not gotten access to the information on his laptops.
