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Discover Ludwig"little uncertainty" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a situation in which someone is unsure about or has doubts about a particular outcome. For example, "Despite some little uncertainty about the plan, the team decided to move forward with the project."
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There was little uncertainty.
There was little uncertainty along the way.
Into each concertgoer's life a little uncertainty must fall.
To the women in Harlem, though, there was little uncertainty.
There was little uncertainty about who was running the operation.
Perhaps a little uncertainty was to be expected.
These matters have thrown about the meaning of the word, as ordinarily used, no little uncertainty.
There seems to be little uncertainty of mission, no sign of existential angst.
A little uncertainty might now seem preferable to large premium increases.
All was overt: There was much shared experience and little uncertainty.
Tom Milne's cinema column "A little uncertainty is good for everyone".
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