The phrase "a specific setting for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a particular environment or context in which something occurs or is intended to take place.
Example: "The novel creates a specific setting for the characters to explore their relationships and personal growth."
Alternatives: "a particular context for" or "a defined environment for".
It remains to be seen whether Qihoo will bring out a router with a specific setting for women in that awkward, panicky stage of having a late period and fearing the worst (raising a child with Garth from IT), but we live in hope.
We chose a single model (i.e. a specific setting for α b ) by analyzing the results from our model selection method using the measures RD and RFD.
A redox sensor is a specialized redox-sensitive protein that is able to 'sense' or 'measure' intracellular levels of ROS by a redox-based mechanism affecting one or more residues/domains within its three-dimensional structure, and to transform the redox change into a specific setting for antioxidant activity-related transcription and, particularly for mammalian cells, much more.
If your washing machine is advanced enough, it should have a specific setting for delicates.
In our experiment, we make use of a set of mutant operators for low level code instead of an specific set for a Simulink-like model, as explained in Sect.
Secondly, the analyses were performed for a specific setting: Australia.
Now we are ready to edit the dialog for a specific setting.
and there would be a specific set of ratios for the lightest elements in the Universe, for the different isotopes of hydrogen, helium and lithium.
Each test has a specific set of requirements for sample type and container.
I came to this part of the country with a specific set of questions for a reason.
"And they have a specific set of reasons for the termination which I don't agree with and the union that represents me does not agree with.
