The phrase "a specific business" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a particular company or organization that is distinct from others.
Example: "We are looking to partner with a specific business that aligns with our values and goals."
Alternatives: "a particular company" or "a certain enterprise."
He started by asking subjects to imagine themselves in a specific business scenario.
"We met one board member who made each Ned engage with a specific business segment.
While we created Social Cyclist to fulfill a specific business need, the app is primarily designed for pleasure.
Beyond the basics, programs can offer electives covering a specific business or skill, like selling over the Internet.
Banks are also required to provide a specific business plan for the next two or three years and explain how they plan to deploy the capital.
"However, there are also occasions where it can be more cost effective to bring in specialist skills to meet a specific business need to address short-term shortages.
We need to agree on what can reasonably be expected for a specific business in a specific geographic context in terms of the proactive measures (or due diligence) it undertakes.
Emma is lobbying the Nigerian government to open a consulate in Guangzhou, to manage relations, and he wants to set up a system requiring Nigerians to have a specific business plan before getting to China.
The clean power plan is projected to reduce emissions in the United States off of a specific business-as-usual baseline.
"They can say what they like, they can campaign about what they like, they can have a point of view, but they should not be able to run a specific business-focused or market-focused campaign, and they should not be able to say things that are not true," he said.
This paper evaluates the usefulness of a domain specific business application framework from a viewpoint of saving cost and quality of the software in a company.
