"a specific demographic" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a particular group of people who share similar characteristics or traits. Example: The new marketing campaign was geared towards a specific demographic - women aged 25-35 who were interested in fitness and wellness.
"We aren't going for mass appeal; we have a specific demographic we want".
Each collection of a single season is a yearbook for a specific demographic, with its own ideas of nostalgia.
He says the mission is to motivate a specific demographic -- people 35 and younger -- to go to Hartford to do whatever they typically might do elsewhere.
It is "not targeted to a specific demographic," she adds, but rather "a psychographic, a mindset," through "a focus on individual moments of achievement".
"The change is a targeted offering of product that is designed for a specific demographic, and marketing each as a brand, versus as a promotional label".
This includes initiatives such as the Leeds Club Drug Clinic which uses a blog, Facebook and Twitter to access a specific demographic.
Comen's photographic work is primarily produced in serial portfolios, anthropological mini-censuses that each explore a very specific demographic, such as a neighborhood, a profession, an age, or, most recently, female Clinton voters on Election Day.
Comen's photographic work is primarily produced in serial portfolios, anthropological mini-censuses that each explore a very specific demographic, such as a neighborhood, a profession, an age, or, most recently, female Clinton voters on Election Day.
Sacks said she thinks this is a problem for a very specific demographic.
But Kleinman said he sees the app less as a catchall marketing tool than a way of targeting a very specific demographic.
But like Richard Littlejohn in this country – whose debut novel gave rise to possibly the best piece of literary radio in history – such writers rarely find an audience outside of a very specific demographic.
