The phrase "personal fact" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a particular detail, characteristic, or aspect that pertains specifically to an individual or relates to their personal life. Example: "She revealed a personal fact during the interview, discussing her struggle with anxiety and how it has affected her career."
It seemed weird to suddenly bring up this strange personal fact.
Without the open day you'd miss out on a personal fact finding mission, and they'd miss a shoulder to lean on.
'The story I am telling is very far from my own experience, so the only way I felt I could make it credible for me was to borrow from a certain amount of history and personal fact.
I'm sure there are many "date" movies I could've chosen from, but these all seem to be fairly classic (although I must admit I've never seen "Wild at Heart" — is it a classic?) Here's a little personal fact about Elmore LEONARD (40-Down).
Each inmate comes with a personal fact sheet, as if the pieces on a chessboard had each been given a name and a backstory, but it's easy to overlook this detail once you become engrossed in balancing the books and drawing up the blueprints.
Start with a personal fact or two, and watch whether the investor seems to care.
At his opening-night performance, he correctly breezed through 90 minutes, seemingly randomly picking people's names out of the ether and then identifying some personal facts about each person.
However, you can and should occasionally throw some personal facts in the person's direction to help them to ask questions about you in turn.
But he needed to do a little personal fact-checking when he recalled —"If my memory is right"— that Fister's first start was against the Yankees.
Also today the long-standing Labour critic of Middle East policy, Glasgow MP George Galloway, arrives in Iraq for a personal fact-finding mission.
Both students traveled extensively, including personal fact-finding visits to Palestinian refugee camps, as well as to Ramallah in the West Bank, all the while being discreet about their Jewish identity.
