The phrase "a specific creation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a particular item or work that has been made or designed with distinct characteristics.
Example: "The artist unveiled a specific creation that reflected her unique style and vision."
Alternatives: "a particular work" or "a distinct piece".
However, no work has been published reporting the specific creation of a S. cerevisiae strain that can ferment xylose from pretreated biomass and at elevated temperatures, two requirements for effective SSCF processes.
Selection of the most suitable rapid prototyping and manufacturing (RP&M) process for a specific part creation is a difficult task due to the proliferation of RP/s&M processes and materials.
They're also directly nudging users to get creative via a little gamification, adding a new feature (called Jams) that lets users prompt each other to make a Splish in response to a specific content creation challenge.
Teaching intelligent design is no more neutral with regard to these specific creation beliefs than teaching evolution is, but one does not find intelligent design advocates suggesting that public schools should teach a wide variety of creation stories in order to maintain neutrality in the public school curriculum.
38 allows the use of early embryos and cryopreserved embryos which may no longer be used for reproduction, for research purposes, but the specific creation of human embryos for research is prohibited according to art.
Pulse Miami 2007 The entry gate to Pulse Miami 2007, a site-specific creation of the Berlin architectural darling Jürgen Mayer H., will be an 11-foot-tall undulating arch — cantilevered, split and sliced — with seating areas designed as a meeting point and place for contemplation.
I originally visited the landscape portrayed in "Then She Fell," a site-specific creation of Third Rail Projects, many, many years ago, when I first read (or had read to me) Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" and "Through the Looking Glass".
Later came legends such as the werewolf, and finally specific creations such as Bram Stoker's Dracula, an 'undead' human with bat-like features who preyed on the living.
Now we'll be looking at other specific creations, such bionic wearables that amputee victims are using to re-gain the ability to cook or play music, and clothing inserts that can charge your devices using solar energy.
Even if the "letter is a forgery...it does not affect the main point...that without a specific act of Creation that undermines Christianity.... .. New York Evangelist, October 19, 1882, volume 53, no.
