"such a perception" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used in situations where you need to refer to a perception or opinion that has been expressed by someone or that has been noticed in a particular situation. For example, "John had such a perception that the economy was headed for a recession."
I'm sure you will agree that such a perception is damaging".
Unlike Macintosh, Wieman held that such a perception is sensory in character.
Such a perception prohibits slum upgrading and pushes them into a negative spiral.
But just such a perception has arisen in a case where Mr. Batra was friendly with the judge.
To understand how such a perception might be formed, Abdelhamid says you have to rewind to 2011.
Such a perception could trigger decisions that would significantly increase the quantitative threat to the United States.
In other words, every individual substance can be thought to have a set of perceptions and appetitions such that one could say that, at any given time, a particular substance was experiencing such-and-such a perception and such-and-such an appetition.
Why aren't there ever clear before and after depictions to verify the occurrence of such alleged miracles such as a perception of a person before and after the spontaneous regeneration of a limb?
Although noise can damage the inner ear and cause other pathological changes, its most common negative effects are non-somatic, such as a perception of noisiness and disturbance of daily activities.
Brand identities, such as a perception of a university being a regional hub with a fantastic student life, resonate with existing students while attracting new ones, too, the roundtable heard.
For such voters, a perception of guilt reduces the probability of voting for the incumbent by five points, from 0.14 to 0.09.
