"a given exercise" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific exercise that is assigned or chosen. For example, "The students were given an exercise to complete in class."
The findings from this study may help resolve the following unanswered questions, "For a given exercise dose does higher exercise intensity result in greater health benefits?" "For a given exercise intensity does higher exercise dose result in greater health benefits?".
Whether a given exercise of such authority transcends the limits of legislative authority must be determined in each case as it arises.
Articles 3 and 4 of the Decision establish the method by which the Council will assemble an evaluation team for a given exercise.
Strength and endurance training is done by performing several "reps" (repetitions) of a given exercise, then moving on to another exercise for a different muscle group.
Each group of eight to 12 reps is called a set, and two or three sets of a given exercise are recommended for each training session.
For, as a given walk or a given exercise on the harp cannot take any and every time, but every performance has its definite minimum time which is unsurpassable, so, one might suppose, the movement of the heaven could not be completed in any and every time.
After watching the microlecture, they are given exercises for self-check and if they make a mistake, corresponding exercises are given, and if they are wrong again, more exercises will be given until they can answer the questions correctly.
A tablet PC is provided as a user device to give exercise instructions and distant feedback.
Give exercise a go and monitor how you feel--if your cramps get worse, stop.
Give exercise a try and you might find you prefer the real results to tricks and temporary solutions.
For years, both in popular imagination and in scientific circles, it has been a given that exercise enhances mood.
