The phrase "a specific organization" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a particular organization that is distinct from others in a given context.
Example: "The report was submitted to a specific organization that specializes in environmental research."
Alternatives: "a particular organization" or "a designated organization".
But that is not the case if the report names a specific organization, which routinely happens.
This format, and the occasional use of hard pencil lines, gives the work a specific organization.
When a visitor makes a donation through the site, he said, the donor can use a "comments" box to direct it to a specific organization, or his organization directs it "where it is needed".
It's quite similar to how a French person would have employed the term "La Résistance" during WW2 – not in reference to a specific organization fighting against Hitler, but as an umbrella term for them all.
"This is not a simple attack by an individual hacker, but appears to be thoroughly planned and executed by a specific organization or on a state level," the South Korean spy agency, the National Intelligence Service, said in a statement, adding that it was cooperating with the American authorities to investigate the attacks.
First, although not necessarily foremost, Al Qaeda is a specific organization with a specific history, now more than twenty-one years old, one that has involved the same two leaders — its amir, Osama Bin Laden, and its deputy amir, Ayman Al-Zawahiri — serving without interruption.
Others insist that even the definition of a culturally specific organization is up for grabs: should a group be judged by its mission to serve a particular community, by the race or ethnicity of its leadership or by the identity of the audience it draws?
Conclusion The management of pre- and XDR-tuberculosis patients is binding, time-consuming and resources consuming, needing a very specific organization of care.
A specific accounting organization system has been designed for this purpose.
We here demonstrate that this view is an oversimplification and that the subtelomeric regions of the S. cerevisiae genome have a distinct, chromosome specific organization, which is dependent on the precise location of X and Y' elements.
He added: "Legislation that names a specific private organization to defund (rather than all organizations that engage in a particular activity) is improper and arguably unconstitutional.
