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The phrase "a specific colour" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a particular shade or hue in a context where color differentiation is important.
Example: "Please choose a specific colour for the logo design to ensure it aligns with our brand identity."
Alternatives: "a particular color" or "a distinct hue".
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For a better visualization of the data, each colourant is represented with a specific colour.
In the textiles industry, fabric is frequently dyed to a specific colour by a contracted dye-house.
Some years, a shoe has to have the right label (Manolo Blahnik, 2000) or a certain heel (kitten, 2003) or be a specific colour (white, 2013).
"Call her parents?" Despite Louboutin creating a website dedicated to eradicating the forgery of his work, policing the use of a specific colour is difficult.
Each of these seven major chakras (in Buddhism, four) is associated with a specific colour, shape, sense organ, natural element, deity, and mantra (monosyllabic prayer formula).
They rarely cater well for anyone who isn't tanned Caucasian (note to beauty industry: "natural" is an offensive name for such a specific colour) and can be much too greasy for oily skins, while nowhere near moisturising enough for dry.
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This classification is represented by a specific colouring of the nodes.
Each pitch is associated with a specific colour- when you see that colour, you name/ play the pitch.
Is there any specific colour dominance or weakness when you compare men and women?" Gorochow asks.
She is the kind of woman who painted her nails a fresh, specific colour before each of our births.
To examine whether the two species also differ in their appearance to the bee's visual system we plotted the perianth colours in a bee specific colour space (Chittka 1992; Fig. 3d; Table 1).
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