The phrase "a specific governance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular system or framework of governance in a specific context.
Example: "The organization implemented a specific governance to ensure compliance with international regulations."
Alternatives: "a particular governance" or "a defined governance".
A report last year from an RBI commission chaired by Pangal Jayendra Nayak, a banker and former civil servant, recommended a three-stage reform process: repealing the laws that dictate a specific governance structure for public-sector banks; beefing up their boards with experienced and independent-minded bankers; and reducing the state's stake to a minority.
In the second phase, based on the guides, these committees explored opportunities to improve the governance of their provincial and district health systems, and designed a specific governance development action plan for this purpose.
The World Bank should examine the kind of governance that currently steers the DAH it provides – a Board of Governors, with votes in accordance with countries' economic power – and consider the creation of a specific governance body to oversee its DAH.
In my mind, the biggest corporate governance concern should be whether a specific corporate governance provision adds value to the corporate enterprise.
In general, there is a gap in the literature about specific governance interventions in the health system.
The analysis explored three aspects of urban climate change governance: the actors who lead action; the increased relevance of partnerships as a form of governance; the deployment of specific governance mechanisms, or modes of governance; and the extent to which environmental justice was a facet of experiments.
We have convened an expert clinical advisory group and developed a specific clinical governance and risk management framework with diabetes clinicians to quality assure and 'sign off' children's diabetes information produced for the study as appropriate for use in the NHS (see Figure 2).
The framework makes it possible to unpack, define and formalize ways in which societies and nature are interdependent, and to empirically link this to specific governance challenges and opportunities using a range of theories from both the social and natural sciences in an integrated way.
This means that the regions do represent a specific set of special conditions and social phenomena by the construction of specific governance structures underlying the goal to achieve an energy supply based on 100% renewable energies [[27]].
Both categories of approaches to complex problems presented above, i.e. those focussing on their epistemic nature and those more specifically concerning with actors' inclusion, inform as to how specific governance arrangements modes of governance in our wording may be more effective than others in achieving specific outcomes.
Finally, they say, the TPP itself can be designed to support the goals of ASEAN centrality, with provisions accessible to all reform-minded economies and a focus on competition and economic efficiency rather than rules prescribing specific governance or business systems.
