The phrase "a specific favorite" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular item or choice that stands out as a favorite among others.
Example: "When it comes to desserts, chocolate cake is my specific favorite."
Alternatives: "a particular favorite" or "a distinct favorite".
"Yes, asked to name a favorite foreign leader, Gov. Johnson didn't quickly name a specific favorite," Ron Nielson wrote on Facebook.
Entering the installation, visitors are immediately greeted by portraits of Hajjaj's nine titular "rock stars" on separate large-scale metallic lambda prints on white dibond, each serving as a personal tribute to a specific favorite musician of Hajjaj's.
Entering the installation, which was organized by the Newark Museum, visitors are immediately greeted by portraits of Hajjaj's nine titular "rock stars" on separate large-scale metallic lambda prints on white dibond, each serving as a personal tribute to a specific favorite musician of Hajjaj's.
While you can order them as menu assortments, by far the better way is to choose specific favorites a la carte, from among 48 choices listed on the menu.
Their garments are often constructed so durably that people are known to include specific favorites in their wills.
That desire is to get access to many games, play the ones they want when launched, at what they perceive to be good value and with the flexibility to keep playing as often as they like on specific favorites.
Or, being a little more specific, a favorite aria in an opera, or movement in a symphony, or song in a song cycle.
So called "linear television," programming from both broadcast and cable on a channel-certain location, is in for significant disruption, and the habit of tuning in at a specific time for a favorite program will seem pretty last century.
But Moments take more time to create, as you have to first find the tweets you want to collect via search, by adding links, or by pulling them from a specific account or your favorites.
Attach Favorite Folders to a specific research project or a specific budget/grant assigned to or within the organization.
In fact, cult magazines usually serve a specific clientele outside the mainstream (my favorite, though not included in this book, is The Razor's Edge, a zine for women who shave their heads).
