The phrase "a fairly specific" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is not just specific, but has a moderate level of specificity.
Example: "The report provided a fairly specific analysis of the market trends over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "somewhat specific" or "relatively specific".
Nevertheless, the presence of hygroma in one or more animals in a herd appeared to be a fairly specific predictor of herd seropositivity, with estimated specificity of 98.4%.
Each ISY post contains a fairly specific location.
"But if you did polling on it, you'd find a fairly specific short-term gain.
As the title implies, the show has a fairly specific theme.
It is, however, a fairly specific critique rather than a broad one.
"We make music for a fairly specific population, for our people and our culture," he said.
"The high-end home-theater stores or specialty audio stores have lost market share to the large big-box stores, so there's just not as much a demand for those products as there used to be, so it's a fairly narrow, fairly specific niche".
She defined herself and her opponent as best she could, and by laying out a series of fairly specific policy proposals, defined the terms of the debate in the coming months.
NB-598, an SQLE inhibitor8, displayed fairly specific activity in a subset of cell lines, particularly in neuroblastoma and lung cancer cell lines (Fig. 1a and Supplementary Data 1).
10 Donepezil is another acetylcholinesterase inhibitor its selectiveness as an inhibitor is fairly specific.
The author suing Random Housefor copyright infringement insistedyesterday in a London court that"fairly specific" similarities existedbetween his work and the Dan Brownnovel "The Da Vinci Code," but concededcertain differences, The AssociatedPress reported.
