The phrase "a specific bound" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular limit or constraint in a mathematical, legal, or general context.
Example: "In this experiment, we need to establish a specific bound for the temperature to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "a particular limit" or "a defined constraint".
A feature value without a specific bound may create problem in feature based classification problem.
In particular, if the cut is performed where a sphere is connected, then a specific bound can be taken as spheres are very well studied in group field theory.
Then, a new method is developed and it is shown that in the proposed method the errors of estimation are globally ultimately stable with respect to a specific bound.
Or from mathematics perspective, the optimization problem (4) must be achieved on a specific bound domain.
In the following, we will prove that the optimization problem (4) can only be achieved on a specific bound domain by contradiction.
Randomized rounding-based algorithms have been also proposed in [20,21] but without approximation bounds (although, an instance-specific bound was derived).
In contrast to earlier techniques, preconditions determine the actual relevance of a specific timing bound.
Specially, if the Young function φ is not very complicated, sometimes it is possible to obtain a specific upper bound.
The peptides competed with native ligands for binding into the conserved hydrophobic groove, as illustrated in detail by a crystal structure of a specific peptide bound to Mcl-1.
In the case of undirected network, exact knowledge of the network is not required and only a specific lower bound is needed.
Another way to look at the performance is to compare the maximal embedding capacity across a wide range of threshold values under the constraint that the embedding distortion should not go below a specific lower bound.
