The phrase "a special column" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific column in a table, article, or publication that has unique characteristics or significance.
Example: "In the latest issue, we introduced a special column dedicated to environmental issues."
Alternatives: "a unique column" or "an exclusive column".
"There's a special column in the accounts for the accountant - the haemorrhage column.
In classic Love style, she chose to mark her birthday her way - by listing her 50 biggest obsessions in a special column for XOJane.
She became a morality tale stiff with Schadenfreude, and so many columnists made allusion to Icarus that Private Eye ran a special column.
A special column compression apparatus system, which can be used to simulate the whole compression process of municipal solid waste in China, was designed.
A special column without any channeling problem was successfully designed for the removal of naphthalene by continuous flow process in the presence of visible light source.
In her capacity as both writer and lawyer, she contributed to books such as Life of Soviet Women (1935) and acted as a legal consultant for Shenbao by answering readers' questions in a special column.
This technique is simple to implement and does not require any special column connections.
The Times' Dennis McDougal won an award for a "consistently outstanding special column" for his column, "On The Radio," said Herb Brown, chairman of the National Headliner awards committee.
The heat-integrated distillation column to be addressed in this paper is a special distillation column that involves internal heat integration between the whole rectifying and the whole stripping sections.
The ceilings needed to be at least 10 feet, 6 inches high, he said, and the wall needed a special support column in order to hang the sculpture correctly.
Thus, we issue a special issue column in Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering (CJME) on Innovative Design of Complex Products.
