The phrase "a specific generation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular group of people born during a certain time period, often in discussions about cultural, social, or technological influences.
Example: "The study focuses on the impact of social media on a specific generation, particularly those born between 1995 and 2010."
Alternatives: "a particular generation" or "a distinct generation".
More than just a vulgar comedy about a talking teddy bear, more than just a generic arrested development story, Ted specifically targets a specific generation for holding on to their pop-culture memories like a security blanket.
Too much is a specific generation benefiting in an unrepeatable way.
This story shows that no one is guilty or innocent simply by virtue of membership in a specific generation.
Data analysis derived from specific equation was shown that the prediction of a dendrimer molecular weight may be applicable by a specific generation.
Factors that affect to dispatch a specific generation asset include variable operation and maintenance (O&M) costs, flexibility (fast vs. slow start generators), environmental 'head-room', and the distance to load and transmission.
\(F\), the fitness of \(o\), will not be given by weighted sums of possible daughter populations at a specific generation in the future, but rather by this value over the long run, as the number of generations increases without limit.
The pressure ratio of the CFB and BTE steam cycles were 6.1 and 10.6, respectively, which resulted in a specific electricity generation of 0.092 MW and 0.125 MW per ton of steam generated, respectively.
Investigations of the biogas yield were done by Wendland [37] and found a specific methane generation rate of 14 l CH4/cap/day.
The knowledge of the center coordinates permits to adapt a specific signal generation technique and to estimate the other parameters of the contours.
In technological laggards, information gleaned from observations of more advanced countries provides noisy signals about the effort required to develop a specific product generation, and aids in the design of policy.
Unlike the SVA approaches of Leek and Storey (2007) and Teschendorff et al. (2011), we posit a specific data generation model that incorporates a factor-analytic structure that is implicit in the previously published methods.
