The phrase "a given district" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific district that has been previously mentioned or is understood in the context.
Example: "The new policy will be implemented in a given district to assess its effectiveness before a wider rollout."
Alternatives: "a specific district" or "a particular district".
Any candidate who crosses that threshold in a given district gets all the delegates at stake.
This paper analyses therefore the impact of a more accurate building representation in district energy models, for a given district.
Mr Gulen is expected to instruct his flock to vote for whoever is AK's strongest opponent in a given district.
Breaking the cap would require approval by at least 55percentt of the voters in a given district.
The analysis shows that an increase in the length of dikes in a given district would result in a reduction in the average price of accommodation.
One promising approach involves developing a computer program that can generate millions of different political redistricting plans for a given district.
Since we have information about birth outcomes aggregated by administrative districts in São Paulo, we assumed that the station located in a given districted would reflect the exposure of pregnant women living in that given district.
Decentralization has given districts a lead role in health planning and management, therefore validity of administrative-based estimates at that level is important to improve the performance of immunization information systems.
The practice, which is legal, has given districts an incentive not to monitor misbehaving charters.
Two groups of civic leaders and other district residents had filed separate lawsuits, taking different approaches to the common goal of giving district residents a constitutional right to vote for a fully privileged member of Congress.
It gives district officials a powerful inducement with which to motivate students, families and teachers.
