The phrase "a specific institution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular organization or establishment, often in contexts related to education, finance, or healthcare.
Example: "The research was conducted at a specific institution known for its innovative approaches to education."
Alternatives: "a particular organization" or "a designated establishment."
The institutional review committee plays a similar role but at a specific institution.
Racism has become ingrained in different ways in different institutions - and has therefore to be fought specifically, in terms of the specific policies, practices and procedures of a specific institution.
"When looking at a specific institution, you want to know what's their history," said Ms. Duitch, at the City University of New York.
The financial support I am questioning is the kind which is primarily recruitment driven – to win over particular cohorts to select a specific institution or discipline over and above other HEIs.
(This is a concern particularly for foreign students and postdocs who may have a visa tying them to a specific institution).
From the economic literature, the automated speed enforcement schemes can be interpreted as a specific institution, which works to the reduction of the social cost and enables a better use of road infrastructures.
"Let me be clear about this because I want to be very careful: I am not speaking of any specific institution, just a general comment about a general situation.
And I don't have -- and please write this -- I don't have any specific institution in mind".
They do not necessarily reflect the views of the World Health Organization or any specific institution.
"We have various thoughts for our future, but we don't have any specific institutions in mind," said the spokesman, who declined to be named, citing company policy.
For a group of scientists or institution (e.g. a university, hospital, department, team, or research center), I define In as the number of authors who appear in at least In papers that bear an affiliation of that specific institution.
