"certain software" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to specific software programs or applications without explicitly naming them. Example: "The company has implemented certain software to streamline their accounting processes."
You enable the G.P.S. when you use certain software, such as Google Maps.
Instead of picking and choosing certain software to send over the wire, companies can ship entire "virtual desktops".
Before adopting such a system, Europe should rewrite the plan to make certain software is safe from patents.
"People don't need to be computer experts, they don't need to download certain software -- it all just works.
She very well might one of these days, as a result of an increasingly common management decision to order up a certain software package.
But analysts at Macquarie seem to think that one of Google's biggest rivals — a certain software giant based in Washington State — may step up to the plate anyway.
The camera is supported by an updated version of Huawei's "knuckle touch control", which lets users draw on the screen using their knuckles to initiate certain software features.
The next time you get the message, check the Web page you are visiting to see whether it advises that you need to have certain software installed with your browser to view the material properly.
By constraining the freedom of OEMs to implement certain software programs in the Windows boot sequence, Microsoft foreclosed an opportunity for OEMs to make Windows PC systems less confusing and more user-friendly, as consumers desired.
Third-party toolbars are often bundled with certain software programs and are automatically added to your computer unless you watch closely and decline the option during the installation process.
Some focus on winning the small battles — like loosening sanctions banning sales to Iran of certain software applications, a goal they recently achieved — that they hope will lead to bigger victories.
