The phrase "a specific opinion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular viewpoint or belief on a certain topic.
Example: "In the debate about climate change, I hold a specific opinion that immediate action is necessary to mitigate its effects."
Alternatives: "a particular viewpoint" or "a distinct perspective".
The State Department must then generate a specific opinion as to whether the student should be granted a visa.
I don't have a specific opinion on "Fela!" That said, the show's Web site does state that they think the production is for those over 12, but kids over 4 are welcome to join.
Every potential buyer will come to a sales meeting holding a specific opinion and perspective about their business.
Each item on the discourse completion task started with a brief description of the topic and then for agreements and disagreements gave language learners a specific opinion.
You will start to notice that even though these pieces are all about things and events - political campaigns, selling designer jewelry, escaping from rebels, they leave you with a specific opinion about the person.
Instead of just Liking like a zombie or struggling to come up with a comment, friends and Pages can let you express a specific opinion with just a click.
"The attorney general issued a very specific opinion, using a very specific line of thinking".
The RCM assist of the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of skin diseases can be refined and a more specific opinion can be provided without or before a surgical biopsy.
MACAULAY I love the points that emerge here even when I disagree with a few specific opinions.
Thus, he argued, the Constitution "does not impose upon the legislature any one specific opinion, but leaves open (a) range of choice; and whatever choice is rational is constitutional".
When it comes to bankruptcy and other legal advice, there is no substitute for getting a specific legal opinion from an attorney licensed in your state.
