The phrase "a special use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific or unique application or function of something.
Example: "This tool has a special use in woodworking that enhances precision."
Alternatives: "a unique application" or "a specific function".
The board held that a special use permit was required before construction could begin.
The proposed schools and sanctuary would require a "special use" permit from the village zoning board.
It is a similar story in the far west of the park where one - admittedly tiny - area is also proposed as a "special use zone".
The House Beautiful at Dix Hills Homeowners Association, which had encouraged the zoning board to seek a special use permit, called the court ruling "unfortunate".
The Old Westbury property is zoned for single-family homes on two acres, but there is a special use permit for education.
Above much of the park is a Special Use Airspace used by the Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake and other Department of Defense facilities: the silence of the desert is periodically broken by the noise of jets.
The new application is for a special-use permit, rather than a rezoning of the property.
The city's planning commission approved a special-use permit in December, but a neighbor appealed the decision.
A Town of Oyster Bay hearing on a special-use permit for the proposed 860,000-square-foot mall is scheduled for Sept. 7.
Before you pitch the idea at a public hearing, hoping to win a special-use permit, a Catholic priest delivers a prayer, a tradition in Greece since 1999.
But after Ms. Coover scattered the cremated remains of her first client, she applied to the federal Forest Service, one of Montana's largest owners of wild land, for a special-use permit to continue her business.
