The phrase "a specific establishment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular place or organization, often in contexts like business, dining, or legal matters.
Example: "The new regulations will apply to a specific establishment that serves alcohol to minors."
Alternatives: "a particular venue" or "a designated location".
Therefore, except for a few specific establishments that represent a specific firm size of a specific industry in a specific region, most establishments are not covered by the BSWS every year.
The IMP costs described are likely an underestimate of the true economic impact of this outbreak to this specific establishment and the industry in general.
In spite of recent progress towards understanding roles of ILCs in the health and disease, mechanisms regulating specific establishment, activation, and function of ILCs in barrier tissues are still poorly understood.
The "crew" concept lets customers group themselves together around specific establishments, so the venue can provide group discounts if they show up.
The change in Igf2r and Airn expression indicate a lineage- and stage-specific establishment of imprinted expression during normal development.
These empirical analyses are addressed in the context of a specific type of establishments, namely urban retail malls.
Associated with this, molecular mechanisms regulating tissue-specific establishment of ILCs in the skin versus other barrier tissues need further investigation.
Engebraaten et al. observed site-specific establishment of metastases dependant on breast cancer cell line evaluated noting that MT-1 cells had a predilection for bony metastasis when compared to solid organ metastases using MA-11 cells [ 29].
Overall, our observations support lineage-specific establishment of MAE and its stable maintenance in differentiated tissues, while the precise timing of MAE establishment may vary depending on genes and cell types.
