The phrase "a given scene" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific scene that has been previously mentioned or is understood in the context.
Example: "In a given scene, the protagonist faces a moral dilemma that challenges their beliefs."
Alternatives: "a specific scene" or "the mentioned scene".
"Continuum" fans don't need to be told what to draw from a given scene; they're scrutinizing everything pretty carefully.
"The Dilemma" veers wildly in tone within a given scene, going from slapstick to earnest self-revelation to hints of perversity and then back to comedy.
Winterbottom laid out the gist of a given scene, and the men improvised the rest, often taking off on bizarrely intricate riffs.
In large part, Mr. Delaney's comments revolved around something called "game" — Del Close-ese for the central point of humor in a given scene.
His lens slides up near chins and over shoulders in an uncompromising search for the central drama in a given scene, a vantage around which the action spins.
George Tillman not only jumps around restlessly in Biggie's life; he leaps, in vintage MTV style, from angle to angle within a given scene, and the moods never settle in — we never understand why Biggie makes the decisions he does.
If a given scene-change I frame has the mean color close to DCmean, its spatial features, u i / v i, will be extracted.
We should be clear in our minds about why characters might reach for a gun in any given scene, and to look for creative alternatives when possible.
At the Met, "you get the chorus for an hour and a half to do their part for a given big scene," he recalled.
The pattern recognition system is also designed for the identification of multiple targets belonging to multiple reference objects simultaneously in a given input scene.
As we can see, the reconstruction accuracy was significantly improved by the optimized transmit waveform and sensing matrices for a given target scene.
