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The phrase "a specific diagnosis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a particular medical diagnosis that is clearly defined and distinct from others.
Example: "The doctor provided a specific diagnosis after reviewing the patient's symptoms and test results."
Alternatives: "a precise diagnosis" or "a particular diagnosis."
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Given a specific diagnosis, the agent performs the associated action.
The law, however, did not help veterans with A.L.S. because they had a specific diagnosis.
A specific diagnosis of a liver problem can be established by performing a needle biopsy.
For Rennon, the lack of a specific diagnosis was deeply unsettling.
The inability to arrive at a specific diagnosis not only delays proper therapy but can increase death rates.
If a specific diagnosis is not possible, the symptoms of the animal are treated.
Bone marrow specimen of a 63-year-old male with a polycythemia vera-like morphology: clinical features do not allow a specific diagnosis.
Bone marrow specimen of a 24-year-old female with essential thrombocythemia-like morphology: morphological features do not allow a specific diagnosis.
In addition, these manual features are extracted according to a specific diagnosis issue and probably unsuitable for other issues.
Liver biopsy established a specific diagnosis in 38 (83 %) patients.
Our CARE Team approach led to a specific diagnosis in almost 95% of patients.
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