The phrase "a specific effort" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular or targeted attempt to achieve something.
Example: "The team made a specific effort to improve communication among members."
Alternatives: "a targeted effort" or "a focused effort".
"It was a specific effort to target Bonds," Novak told The Arizona Republic.
"We live in a Hispanic culture, so we've never had a specific effort for this month," he says.
A specific effort is made to provide information for evaluating and comparing techniques in the recent literature.
In an interview, Mr. Winner said he had no evidence of a specific effort to delete records related to the effort to discredit Mr. Bruno.
Managers should make a specific effort to encourage women to speak up, taking care to show female employees that their contributions are valued.
A specific effort was dedicated to the improvement of models for the calculation of equipment damage probability in these accident scenarios.
"Why didn't Mr. Zaborsky offer more active suggestions, a more specific effort to help, rather than a passive throwing up of the hands?" the judge inquired, adding that her questions weren't presumed facts or an indication of her verdict.
Given the alarming increase in prevalence of drug resistance in the WHO European region, a specific regional effort was conducted [ 7] to complement the global efforts to eliminating TB by 2050, as targeted by the Stop TB Partnership (table 1) [ 8].
However, some issues regarding vehicular communications that require a specific research effort are still open and represent a challenge if the technology is to be ultimately implemented and marketed.
Starting a new school in the context of a specific reform effort is complex.
Data leads to better understanding of ROI: Data-driven marketing provides statistics that attribute successful outcomes to a specific marketing effort.
