The phrase "a special post" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a unique or significant position, article, or message, often in a professional or social media context.
Example: "I have written a special post to celebrate our team's achievements this year."
Alternatives: "a unique article" or "a notable message".
Soon thereafter, we'll choose our favorite student comments to feature in a special post.
Then we'll publish our picks in a special post, as we did last year and the year before.
"Such was the ferocity of these beasts that their capture demanded special skills and the creation of a special post.
In 1898 Lie returned to Kristiania to accept a special post created for him, but his health was already failing and he died soon after his arrival.
The government is saying that it will not entertain the idea of creating a special post for Mr. Odinga, or a new election, unless ordered by a court.
They plan to create a special post for one of the party's new intake, and some are angling to have it go to Kristi Noem, a rancher from South Dakota who is billed as the next Sarah Palin.
The respondents who had rotated through the four major clinical postings and a special posting (χ2 = 11.57, P < 0.001) or four major postings only (χ2 = 11.25, P < 0.001) were significantly more confident to prescribe drugs without supervision.
Sixteen (19.7%) respondents had rotated through the four major clinical postings (medicine, paediatrics, surgery, and obstetrics and gynaecology) and a special posting, while 15 (18.5%) had rotated through the four major clinical postings only.
But there is a special post-Leveson sharpness to it now.
Following the film screening will be a special post-film discussion with James Balog.
Join the team, coaches, alumni and fans at a special post-tournament Cornell reception.
