"certainty of finding" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase is typically used to refer to the likelihood or assurance of finding something or someone. Example: The certainty of finding a job in the current economic climate is low.
Local businesses that help to shape provision will benefit from learners who possess the skills they are looking for, and it will give learners more certainty of finding employment at the end of their course.
The same question haunts all of them at one point or another, as the certainty of finding satisfaction seems to recede in the distance, like the last taxi in sight driving off with somebody luckier on a rainy night.
Male students at Year 6 ranked 'the certainty of finding work' and 'gaining high social status and prestige' lower than at the beginning of their medical studies.
The two strongest were attaching low importance to 'the certainty of finding work' and to 'the possibility of achieving high earnings' (p < .01).01
Predictors of the desire to work in the public sector were: being a male and the final year student, paying less attention to high earnings, wanting certainty of finding work, having a stronger need for interesting and socially important work.
From among five different expectations related to certainty of finding work, having high prestige and income, further career development, they assigned the greatest importance to 'the prospect of performing socially important and interesting work'.
The lure is not a slender chance of becoming rich, but the near-certainty of finding a blue-collar job that pays middle-class wages.
The sand stops those fractures from closing up when the pressure is turned off.The lure is not a slender chance of becoming rich, but the near-certainty of finding a blue-collar job that pays middle-class wagesBut North Dakota rewards ordinary folk, too.
We will use GRADE as the accepted approach to assessing the certainty of findings of reviews of effectiveness, 21 but since GRADE is not suitable for appraising the certainty of qualitative evidence, we will also use a recently developed method, CerQual (certainty of the quality of evidence).
They could only continue south in the hopes of finding a geographical feature they could pinpoint with certainty.
Other predictors involved lower expectations concerning the size of wages and 'certainty of finding work', and a greater desire to perform 'socially important and interesting work'.
