The phrase "a specific place for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a designated location or area intended for a particular purpose or activity.
Example: "We need to find a specific place for the meeting to ensure everyone can attend comfortably."
Alternatives: "a designated area for" or "a particular location for".
In the main game, they can also get stuck on top of mountains when being sent to a specific place, for no obvious reason.
This is because we will have reserved and set aside a specific place for you at the event which we will not be able to fill or resell.
But many commercial companies also want AR products that are locked in a specific place for customers as they walk through a city.
Melling says it does not bother her that the college does not have a specific place for prayer, "because I feel I can pray anywhere, with or without my eyes closed.
They've devised an algorithm which can recognise "trigger events", ie crowds of people running to or away from a specific place, for example, and can track individuals from camera to camera.
On one hand, theatre can make wonderful claims for its ability to create a unique, intimate, fragile atmosphere between the performer and an audience within touching distance — but does so for only 25 people per night, in the basement of a specific venue, in a specific place, for a limited run.
Because one thing the diorama does not have is foot pegs, or any specific place for him to stand.
Publishers have worried that without a specific place to browse for books, consumers could turn to one of the many other forms of entertainment available and leave books behind.
I find the idea of committing to a specific place to live for years at a time depressing.
It also helps to have a specific place set aside for an adopted child to live in, since it demonstrates to your interviewer that you are serious and prepared for a new addition to your family.
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