The phrase "a specific ceremony" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular event or ritual that has distinct characteristics or purposes.
Example: "The couple decided to hold a specific ceremony to honor their cultural traditions."
Alternatives: "a particular ceremony" or "a designated ceremony".
Class Day is a school-specific ceremony during which individual students are recognized for their achievements.
As in most other healing temples in India, no specific ceremonies are offered for a cure.
At some very specific ceremonies in St. Peter's Basilica, he welcomes his predecessor, invited as a sort of surprise guest star.
Although these outlying buildings were devoted to more mundane purposes than the temple itself, they still had religious significance; even granaries might be used for specific ceremonies.
As First Vice-President, McGuinness will support and replace the President of the European Parliament in first instance should he be absent or unavailable to discharge his duties, including chairing plenary sittings or representing Parliament at specific ceremonies.
Deep learning systems learn from the training data available to them, meaning if every image of a "wedding" depicts the bride and groom looking a certain way, dressed in certain outfits and carrying out a specific kind of ceremony in a specific kind of religious building, they will learn that that is what a "wedding" is and fail outside of that narrow context.
The couple may have a specific type of ceremony in mind for their wedding.
Participants adopted several coping styles, including sublimation; letting go; and "Kuyo" (a culturally specific Buddhist ceremony practiced by both religious and non-religious people).
As the law sees it, rightly or wrongly, the issue is not the nature of the ceremony but that a specific class of people is experiencing discrimination.
"The tea ceremony bowl has both a specific function and a more abstract aesthetic," Kuwata said.
