The phrase "a specific importance in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the significance or relevance of something in a particular context or area.
Example: "The research highlights a specific importance in understanding the effects of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a particular significance in" or "a distinct relevance in".
Together with the presence of the truncating mutation, this suggests a specific importance of the RIC8A gene in a subset of breast cancers.
We defined culturally competent consultation behaviour of doctors as applying a patient-centred communication style with a focus on issues of specific importance in the care of an ethnically diverse patient population.
Given the increased morbid risk for a sib of a schizophrenic this finding may suggest that this anomaly represents a developmental period of specific importance in familial cases of schizophrenia.
We used a semi-structured topic list based on issues of specific importance in asthma care in an ethnically diverse healthcare setting (Table 1).
This cleavage of fractions of the ECM might be of specific importance in pancreatic carcinoma, which is a tumour type with a very high content of stromal tissue (Pilarsky et al, 2008).
These control mechanisms are of specific importance in developing organisms with the Wnt signaling pathway as a prominent example [11], [13].
In this study, a procedure for determining the Johnson Cook constitutive and, simplified, failure model parameters for three materials with specific importance in the aerospace industry, aluminum 6061-T6, titanium Ti-6Al-4 V austeniticitic, nitrogen-strengthened, stainless steel (Nitronic 33) is proposed.
Posterior atrophy has been suggested to be of specific importance in patients with early Alzheimer's disease and no or minimal medial temporal atrophy [34].
The choice of the two issues was made on the basis of two criteria: (1) their specific importance in terms of socio-economic and environmental impacts, and moreover, (2) how cross-cutting they were among academic fields, i.e. their potential to mobilize other disciplines, whether closely related or quite distant.
