The phrase "a specific content" is not correct in standard English; it should be "specific content" or "a specific piece of content." You can use it when referring to particular information or material that is defined or identified in a certain context.
Example: "The report includes specific content that addresses the concerns raised by the stakeholders."
Alternatives: "particular content" or "specific material."
The objective of our study was to go beyond existing data on the neural correlates of conscious perception, specifically by attempting to decode the neural dynamics of a specific content, both when it is consciously perceived and when it is processed non-consciously.
You're not honouring a specific content in a magazine.
For apps and games, you can choose a specific content rating for programs that can be installed on the device.
They then became means of abbreviation signs possessing a specific content and meaning.
The only art with a specific content in Iraq either glorifies Saddam or is some kind of gruesome protest of the national tragedy caused by U.S.-Zionist aggression.
Sometimes the shading reflects a specific content (as in a piece titled "Good Over Evil," with its solid block of light-toned repetitions of the word "good" set over a darker block of "evil").
Guest books were attached to the Web site as a whole, not to any specific content on it.
Like each formal ontology, the conceptual model created for the SEA of land use plan of Genoa, includes a very specific content, made of: A set of classes (concepts), defined on the basis of each specific thematic environmental map.
They are generally written with an action verb such as "define," "synthesize," or "create," and a noun describing specific content, concepts, or skills.
Mentley says that wide-screen TVs have taken so long to take off because of a lack of specific content.
The modern celebrities are not necessarily those who can act or sing, but those who can build a following and create specific content to fill a need.
