The phrase "a specific criterion for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a particular standard or requirement that is used to evaluate or judge something.
Example: "The committee established a specific criterion for selecting candidates for the scholarship."
Alternatives: "a particular standard for" or "a defined measure for".
The following two primary epidemiological assumptions were considered while analysing data under the 2009 version of EPP: (1) a specific criterion was considered for reassigning higher-risk groups to the general population category.
In the draft method, 14 of 19 reliability criteria and 9 of 11 relevance criteria were designated as critical; however, participants explicitly avoided the use of critical criteria and voiced their preference for expert judgement, because a specific criterion may be critical for one test design but not for another.
Previously, we showed that an IgG-Ptx level of at least 100 local U/ml (which is equal to 125 EU/ml [13]) is a highly specific criterion for recent pertussis infection [14].
A specific criterion used in this work for determining fully acceptable conformations of potential inhibitors is a previous experimental proposal of exploiting potential benefits for drug design offered by the '150-cavity' adjacent to the NA active site.
If more than one measurement for a specific criterion was available during the baseline period, the most recent measurement was used.
Rather, our conclusions point to an additional and quite specific criterion for judging the explanatory power of potential explanations for poor performance in the USA.
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The chapter includes a table of specific criteria for documenting variable expiratory airflow limitation, a key component of asthma diagnosis, for use in clinical practice or clinical research.
