The phrase "a specific place of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular location or setting in a more detailed or formal context.
Example: "The archaeologists discovered a specific place of historical significance during their excavation."
Alternatives: "a particular location of" or "a designated area of".
The focus is on Traditional Cultural Vineyard Landscape (TCVL) because the viticulture sector is the one most integrated with the kind of tourism that is interested in quality food products associated with a specific place of origin, and also the sector that, more than others, has responded to market changes by increasing the appeal of their products.
For water phase, effective permeability k·k rw decides the mobility at a specific place of a reservoir.
The economic development I describe above applies to jobs that are geographically bound, that need a specific place of work and personal presence.
ANC is an opportunity for health workers to promote a specific place of delivery or give women information about the status of their pregnancy; which in turn informs their decisions on where to deliver.
Antenatal care (ANC) services can provide opportunities for health workers to promote a specific place of delivery or give women information on the status of their pregnancy, which in turn informs their decisions on where to deliver.
ANC services can provide opportunities for health workers to promote a specific place of delivery or give women information on the status of their pregnancy which in turn alerts them to decide where to deliver.
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The discordance in other variables such as postpartum infection may also be explained by the absence of a specific place for documentation on the provincial perinatal forms.
He is the first pure product of the Internet, a demon spawned not out of a specific place but out of bits.
Most people pick a particular type or denomination of coin from a specific place or period of history.
I'm attracted to images that have a blurry distinction between the illustration of a specific place and the idea of a fictional one.
