The phrase "a specific dimension and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing particular measurements or characteristics in a detailed context, often in technical or descriptive writing.
Example: "The design requires a specific dimension and weight to ensure stability and functionality."
Alternatives: "a particular measurement and" or "a defined size and".
Lastly, dopaminergic stimulation may involve a specific dimension of excitement and motor agitation, as it is the main effect of psychostimulants drugs, which is not observed in other drug intoxications.
The book's longest section, entitled Elements of Chaos, is composed of 12 short and brutal chapters, each of which foretells a specific dimension of our forecast doom, and whose titles alone – Heat Death; Dying Oceans; Unbreathable Air; Plagues of Warming – are enough to induce an honest-to-God panic attack.
In addition, item 13 did not fit a specific dimension, while items 2, 3 and 12 were far from being perfect.
In particular the possibility of evaluating a specific dimension as more or less helpful and the possibility of free narrative commentary could train users to individually filter out what is important - possibly leading the patients to pay more attention to the doctors' competence in shared decision-making and less attention to practices' atmosphere.
Less is known about the link between a specific dimension of optimism, that is, confidence in the future and health-related behaviour.
This self-report questionnaire consists of five subscales, each measuring a specific dimension of childhood maltreatment: physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, physical neglect and emotional neglect.
Returns the size of a specific dimension.
Throws an exception if a specific dimension from a numpy array does not match the expected size.
A specific dimension of PMMA-graft-PHIC in solution was discussed in detail.
These questionnaires aim to assess a specific dimension of the couple.
