The phrase "a special appointment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific meeting or engagement that is unique or significant in some way.
Example: "I have a special appointment with the doctor to discuss my test results."
Alternatives: "a unique meeting" or "a distinguished engagement."
But most intriguing is a special appointment he conferred on the archbishop last summer.
That year, he published "The Coming of the Golden Age: A View of the End of Progress" (Doubleday), which was based on lectures he had given in 1967 and '68 under a special appointment as a professor of arts and sciences at Berkeley.
Make a special appointment to meet with him or her, and be prepared to follow up.
Shortley's imprint is all over Central Africa, including a stint at USAID, the Defense Department, and in 2007 a "special appointment" by the State Department as "Senior Advisor on Conflict in Africa".
In 136 patients (70.8%) a special appointment was made to discuss the clinical problem.
At the beginning of this study, a second exclusion criterion had been defined as women who require a special appointment because of disability or breast implants.
The selection of an interim mayor, which would be decided by the Board of Supervisors in January in a rare special appointment, would reshape San Francisco politics.
Dodge advertised the La Femme as a car created "By Special Appointment to Her Majesty … the American Woman".
Ruben Porras, 30, surprised his wife of over ten years, Petra Ruiz, 27, with a special hair appointment for Christmas.
Deters appears to be walking a very thin and tight rope with his personal comments to the media, which may easily result in a special prosecutor appointment.
Recent Engagement In his most recent public service posting, Rolf accepted a special term appointment to serve as the Senior Policy Advisor to the Bonneville Power Administration where he assumed leadership roles in the Agency's top strategic priorities.
