The phrase "a specific ideology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular set of beliefs or principles that guide an individual or group.
Example: "The political party is based on a specific ideology that emphasizes social justice and equality."
Alternatives: "a particular ideology" or "a distinct ideology".
The Tea Party is a right-wing populist movement with a specific ideology.
We don't want to be a site just for people who self-identify as having a specific ideology".
While most efforts to use investments to further social goals are associated with liberal causes, the concept is not tied to a specific ideology.
A hard focus on both these issues -- crime and welfare -- reflected a specific ideology that permeated other parts of Mr. Giuliani's mayoralty, one that focused on personal responsibility and tough consequences for social deviance.
Efforts to deny non-right-thinking foreigners access to American soil goes as far back as the Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798, but the banning of immigrants harbouring a specific ideology dates to the Anarchist Exclusion Act of 1903, which for good measure also excluded people with epilepsy.
Isis's civil servants also issued agricultural plans for the summer growing season and a plethora of civil regulations, those that have nothing to do with a specific ideology, such for drivers (they must carry "a comprehensive repair toolkit" at all times) and shop owners (they must not block the pavement with goods without a licence).
As recently as three weeks ago, on "Meet the Press," he made the same argument, saying that he believed in what worked rather than any specific ideology.
It taught basic Islam, basic faith, fiqh [jurisprudence] and sunnah [teaching of the Prophet Muhammad], and didn't promote any specific ideology or any other political form of Islam that the state would consider radical," he said.
He is in some ways the purest (and, some might say, the most terrifying) form of politician: driven not by any specific ideology but by the thrill of the chase, the exercise of statecraft and by ambition itself.
The change in Egypt, as well as Tunisia, is historic because it is not driven by any specific ideology.
Neither the aliens nor the man fighting them has any specific ideology beyond power: for freedom to pillage the underclass and freedom from being pillaged.
