The phrase "a specific reputation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a particular or distinct reputation that someone or something has.
Example: "The company has built a specific reputation for its commitment to sustainability and ethical practices."
Alternatives: "a distinct reputation" or "a particular reputation".
Pearce added that the public image of an industry can affect a specific company's reputation, either positively or negatively.
Here, we present a context specific and reputation-based trust model along with a brief survey of trust models suitable for peer-to-peer and ad-hoc environments.
As the documentation of Berenson's world becomes more fine-grained, it emerges that the real danger for his reputation was not a specific act of malfeasance, or the fact that he had money, but that his money, like that of his tin-peddling father, depended on trade.
Here we define the average event reputation value as the average of the two largest event reputation values among all vehicles at a specific simulation timestamp.
What drew them to Stonehenge from across Europe must have been specific, a reputation for relief from disease and disability.
Trust represents the opinion of one entity towards a specific other, while the collective opinions of (all) entities constitute reputation.
Other employees with high reputation and respect could be consulted on a specific matter, but the decision rested with the team.
Ask their opinions about a specific jewelry store if you've heard good things about its reputation.
Scientists invest their intellectual reputation in particular hypotheses and become emotionally attached to a specific way of thinking (Goldstein and Goldstein 1984; Gratzer 2000; Thagard 2002, 2004; Rothchild 2006).
Indeed, the impact of reputation on self-gain deceptive behaviour turned out to be associated to a specific personality profile.
