The phrase "uncertainty of having" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a feeling or state of not knowing what will happen in the future or not being sure about something you possess or may possess. Example: "The uncertainty of having a job next month was causing her a lot of stress."
"But also," she said, "it was harder to live with the uncertainty of having this disease hang over my head.
"But I'm not sure what's worse, the certainty of knowing you don't have work or the uncertainty of having a job and not knowing when you'll lose it.
Research which explores unchartered waters has a high potential for major impact but also carries a higher uncertainty of having impact.
The children were bearing up, she said, but the strain of sharing their kitchen and bathroom with the five other families on the landing and the uncertainty of having no permanent home, was making them miserable and Stoakes had no idea when she might be able to move.
Nick Hood, a partner at the restructuring specialist Begbies Traynor, said: "This could potentially be good news for Baugur's retail investments, which have been grappling with the uncertainty of having a significant but unstable shareholder, if more solid investors such as private equity houses are willing and able to pick up its stakes.
No one in their right mind wants to be homeless and face the uncertainty of having nothing.
They can leave people with uncertainty and fear of having their support taken away.
How well can you tolerate the uncertainty of not having an offer?
She added, "Even with all the uncertainty of not having my midwife there, this was the best thing ever".
"It's the first time of there being some uncertainty, of not having things planned out beforehand, since they were 16 years old.
(31 319; 401) The uncertainty of not having the next appointment booked was felt to be unsettling.
