The phrase "a specific manner of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a particular way or method of doing something.
Example: "The artist has developed a specific manner of painting that sets her work apart from others."
Alternatives: "a particular way of" or "a distinct method of".
However, there is a specific manner of adapting to an environment by using explicit, deliberative calculation.
The motion skills are defined as rules of "IF (a specific situation) THEN (a specific manner of motion)" type.
"The Michigan legislation does not proscribe a specific manner of addressing user familiarity with the technology, but key state agencies are ready to assist the private developers of the technology in this regard".
Recently in the United States, it has been applied to low-income Mexican-Americans with a specific manner of dress and appearance often times associated with gangs.
A number of our findings, however, suggest that more than preferring a particular channel of communication, patients prefer a specific manner of communication, features of which could be incorporated into newer communication channels.
In this study we examine how a specific manner of grasping the female by mating males combined with correlations between body length and leg morphology results in a simple mechanical constraint on coercive mate-grasping.
It has been found that hydrate formation occurs in a specific manner for each of these systems and no general regularities are observed.
Some of them, such as mucosal epithelial cells do not express the receptor CD11b/CD18, but respond, in a specific manner, to nM concentrations of ACT [43].
Discher and co-authors [ 462, 570– 572] showed that the cells respond in a specific manner to the stiffness of the substrate.
Recent advances in the understanding of the nature of protein inositol lipid interactions permitted the design of fluorescent molecular probes that can interact with inositol lipids in a specific manner allowing imaging of phosphoinositide dynamics in live cells.
If so, would you conclude that this mutation affected in a specific manner the formation of centromeric cohesion?
