The phrase "a specific office" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular office or location within an organization or context.
Example: "Please send the documents to a specific office that handles international shipping."
Alternatives: "a designated office" or "a particular office".
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton yesterday cited the reports of the men crossing the border, saying they underscored her concern that there should be a specific office in the new Homeland Security Department devoted to the northern border.
Add a digit to the two final clusters (the easting and northing) and you can pinpoint a specific office — say, where General Keith Alexander reviewed your cell-phone metadata, back in 2013.
The secret of the system is in the colored codes painted on the side of the boxes, which tell the dabbawallas where the food comes from and which railway stations it must pass through on its way to a specific office in a specific building in downtown Mumbai.
In a real computer network, the geographic locations may range from a continent, a country, a state, or a province to a specific office in a building.
The secretariats are either merged inside the MOHME or integrated within the research centers (i.e. they do not have a specific office or location), and have no space and human resources of their own.
In a study evaluating turning in four activities, including walking through a cafeteria, through a convenience store, and from a specific office to a car in the parking lot, between 8-50% of steps involved a turning manoeuvre [ 8], highlighting the importance of turning in daily ambulation.
These codes would allow a dynamic analysis of those delivery patterns: If a specific post office delivered a certain volume of mail to its existing set of ZIP codes before "standard" deliveries ended, how many ZIP codes could it now add to maintain the same volume?
Two royal charters issued in 1111 and 1113 mention one Mercurius "princeps Ultrasilvanus", but he may have been only an important landowner in Transylvania without holding any specific office.
These two royal charters also mention a Mercurius as "princeps Ultrasilvanus", which implies he was the first voivode of Transylvania, but he may have been only an important landowner in the province without holding any specific office.
I have previously argued that there can be no bar on religious politicians (like Opus Dei's Ruth Kelly) holding any specific office (like Equality Minister) as long as there is transparency about the basis upon which policy is made.
People looking for an office in a specific part of the city can go to the company's Web site (www.cityfeet.com), specify the amount of space desired and the neighborhood, and get a listing of the properties available.
