The phrase "a specific life cycle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a particular sequence of stages or phases that an organism, product, or process goes through.
Example: "In biology, we often study a specific life cycle of insects to understand their development and behavior."
Alternatives: "a distinct life cycle" or "a defined life cycle".
Identification of the hotspot in a specific life cycle is very important to apply mitigation strategy for carbon footprint reduction.
The second one exploits the life cycle brick concept that associates each product component with a specific life cycle and related environmental impacts.
The paper aims to introduce a specific life cycle model and related metrics in shipbuilding design, supporting decision-making processes of material selection, manufacturing/assembly practices, maintenance, use, etc.
Our findings are more detailed through the association with a specific life cycle stage rather than, e.g. the whole intraerythrocytic cycle as well as through the association of a child GO term instead of a parent GO term to the corresponding stage.
Care was taken to avoid bias towards any specific life cycle stage.
The Dutch animal welfare non-governmental organization, Varkens in Nood, set out to create an app that would incorporate both specific life cycle environmental and animal welfare impacts of animal products and alternatives and that would allow consumers to access this information while shopping.
This paper presents specific life cycle GHG emissions from wind power generation from six different 5 MW offshore wind turbine conceptual designs.
The paper describes the results of a municipal solid waste management planning based on an extensive utilization of material and substance flow analysis, combined with the results of specific life cycle assessment studies.
Sharks and rays' vulnerability also derives from their specific life cycle.
Species-specific genes are functionally more closely related to the specific life cycle stage and niche.
These conditional systems allow for transgene expression to be limited to specific life cycle stages such as development or adulthood.
