The phrase "a specific question in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular inquiry within a broader context or subject area.
Example: "I would like to address a specific question in the report regarding the methodology used."
Alternatives: "a particular question in" or "a distinct question in".
Although they may take up tracking with a specific question in mind, they continue because they believe their numbers hold secrets that they can't afford to ignore, including answers to questions they have not yet thought to ask.
Part 2 examines a specific question in delirium epidemiology: What is the relationship between delirium and trajectories of cognitive decline?
Drivers were therefore asked a specific question in the RN10 survey: if the vehicle was not empty, the interviewer asked the driver if a quarter, a half, three quarters or the totality of the vehicle's volume was used (question Q7).
However, a biologist might often have a specific question in mind while performing such analysis and most of the resulting subsystems obtained by the existing methods might be largely irrelevant to the question in hand.
Majority of the index patients expressed their willingness to self-notify their partners as indicated by their willingness based on a specific question in the survey or through accepting referral cards for their partners.
Part 2 identifies gaps in the existing literature with regard to these concepts, proposing some recommendations for addressing a specific question in delirium epidemiology: the relationship between delirium and trajectories of cognitive decline.
A specific question addressed in the present study was: what are the biochemical changes occurring in a desert plant growing in oil-contaminated soils?
It is still possible that some adverse reactions to metal debris (ARMDs) are falsely classified as aseptic loosening because of the lack of a specific question about ARMD in the Finnish data collection form.
Ninety-one respondents (8.6%) had a specific question about Salmonella infections in general or the outbreak in particular, or searched for more information.
Since I'm a neuroscientist, I zeroed in on the neurobiology of gratitude with a more specific question in mind: Can our brain activity reveal anything about how gratitude achieves its significant benefits?
Users can log in, create a specific question, and other users within the community will supply concise answers to that question.
