The phrase "a specific niche" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a distinct segment or specialized area within a larger market or field.
Example: "The company has successfully carved out a specific niche in the organic skincare market."
Alternatives: "a particular segment" or "a distinct market".
"At a bigger school it probably would be more difficult unless someone had a specific niche," Mr. Libman says.
iPhone Materials World Magazine (Free + IAP) A specific niche: this is the official app for the magazine of the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining.
Mr. Lubow said banks like Community National had a specific niche, with loans tailored to smaller businesses and more personal service for businesses and individuals.
Generally, performers without firm ties to a specific niche suffered the strongest backlashes, notably Ms. Morissette and Hootie and the Blowfish.
The former provides broad, indiscriminate exposure, at a high price; the latter allows careful targeting so that a specific niche can be reached cheaply.
Owners often learn that business becomes much easier if they focus on a specific niche – rather than trying to do everything for everyone who walks in the door.
Insisting that every item must be an argument between presenter and guests, or a couple of carefully matched antagonists, has moved Today down to a specific niche in the market.
To do so, the executives may choose to concentrate on a specific niche: the 13- to 34-year-olds who make up slightly more than half of the site's audience.
WITH the opening this fall of Hamilton Stage for the Performing Arts, one of five performance spaces under the umbrella of the nonprofit Union County Performing Arts Center in Rahway, the center is filling a specific niche.
Developers can create applications that serve a specific niche.
Existing health sites are clinical, and tend to target everyone, rather than a specific niche.
