The phrase "a specific dimension of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a particular aspect or feature of a broader topic or concept.
Example: "In our research, we will explore a specific dimension of social behavior that influences group dynamics."
Alternatives: "a particular aspect of" or "a distinct facet of".
A specific dimension of PMMA-graft-PHIC in solution was discussed in detail.
These questionnaires aim to assess a specific dimension of the couple.
We see emotional capital as a specific dimension of social capital, a well-known concept defined as the goodwill available to individuals and groups.
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.
The variable 'Visits German Natives' indicates a specific dimension of social inclusion into German society.
In the output layer, hexagonal neurons with weights of seven components were adopted, each one corresponding to a specific dimension of the input layer.
The length of the dimension spikes can be mapped to different measures such as the importance of a specific dimension for the respective subspace.
The coloring of the clusters in the MDS projection can be changed by the user according to the number of dimensions or cluster members, the compactness of the cluster member, or according to the distribution of a specific dimension which the user is interested in.
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.
Returns the size of a specific dimension.
Three possible models of change emerge from the discussion so far: behavior change that is not based on any theoretical framework; behavior change that is motivated by a theory focused on one specific dimension of behavior change; and behavior change that is based on the TDF.
