The phrase "a specific charter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular document or agreement that outlines the rights, responsibilities, or guidelines of an organization or group.
Example: "The committee was established under a specific charter that defined its objectives and scope of work."
Alternatives: "a particular charter" or "a defined charter".
The DMC operated in accordance with a trial specific charter based on the template created by the Damocles Group.
Williams is now working at the Walton Foundation, a major education philanthropy organization that is known for sponsoring the growth of specific charter school chains, sources said.
For example, although most of the specific charter schools one encounters in this narrative are very good, the data do not show that charter schools in general are better than district schools.
Although Mayor Emanuel frequently holds up specific charter schools as exemplary performers, and has cited the fact that 19,000 families are on waiting lists for the city's charter schools, their performance has been mixed, here as in the rest of the country.
In addition to these, FB had a specific patients' rights charter within its general service charter, though the print was very small in size and pasted somewhere near the consultation room entrance.
Detailed descriptions of the remit and function of the oversight committees are documented in specific charters held in the Trial Master File by CTU.
In Italy, two specific charters have been drawn up – one by the Associazione Bambini in Ospedale (ABIO, Association for Children in Hospital) [ 25], which is the Italian translation of the EACH charter, and one by the Associazione Ospedali Pediatrici Italiani (AOPI, Association of Italian Pediatric Hospitals) [ 19, 26].
If you want to charter a specific boat during peak weeks -- like Christmas or Presidents' Day week in the Caribbean, or July and August in the Mediterranean -- brokers recommend booking 6 to 12 months in advance.
