The phrase "a specific quality in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a particular characteristic or attribute related to a subject or object.
Example: "The artist's work demonstrates a specific quality in the use of color that captivates the viewer."
Alternatives: "a distinct characteristic of" or "a particular trait in".
Our findings are derived from a group of patients participating in a specific quality improvement programme in one city in the UK.
These ranges are described in the manual with a list of criteria that are considered to be typical for a specific quality range (not included in detail in the table).
In all hospitals a specific quality improvement project was studied in detail over time, hence data from the micro level is included in all ten hospitals.
It is an anatomy of failure that has again centred in Sydney on a specific quality deemed to be lacking.
Look for specific qualities in choosing a right manufacturer.
They're looking for specific qualities in women like body type, hair color, or a precise type of job.
What, then, are the specific qualities in works of art that the formalist is seeking?
In Lehman Brothers' research department, multiple interviewers looked for specific qualities in each job candidate particularly intellectual capacity and work ethic, the ability to represent these qualities to clients orally or in writing, and likeability.
Like many Victoria scores, it thrives on close but opulent harmonies, flecked with expressive dissonance that emphasizes specific qualities in the text (usually penitence, awe or disconsolation).
This duality may help explain the two directions that personality studies have taken: on the one hand, the study of ever more specific qualities in people, and, on the other, the search for the organized totality of psychological functions that emphasizes the interplay between organic and psychological events within people and those social and biological events that surround them.
