The phrase "a specific size and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing dimensions or characteristics that are precise and defined, often in technical or descriptive contexts.
Example: "The product must be manufactured to a specific size and weight to meet industry standards."
Alternatives: "a particular size and" or "an exact size and".
A font was a printer's drawer that contained a specific size and weight of a certain typeface.
Although many plants, including trees, grow throughout their lives, growth of parts of the organism is not perpetual; e.g., leaves of a given species attain a specific size and can grow no larger.
If you want a multistemmed tree or one that branches high or low or a root ball with a specific size — and if you can wait a few years for delivery — Chet Halka Jr. will custom-grow it.
The classic nine-ounce julep cup, originally made of coin silver, is a specific size and shape: three and a half to four inches tall, with a top diameter of about three inches, a flat bottom and straight sides that flare slightly.
The buffer has a specific size and time limitation for caching packets beyond which packets are dropped.
To illustrate the augmentation algorithms presented above, an application was developed to augment rectangular regions of a specific size and aspect ratio in the Kinect imagery.
Reproducible growth of narrow size distributed ε-Co nanoparticles with a specific size requires full understanding and identification of the role of essential synthesis parameters for the applied synthesis method.
Genomic regions are sheared to a specific size range, selectively amplified and then sequenced.
Interestingly, a centroid size increase is not evident for the mice on the Kerguelen Islands (Fig. 5), i.e. this points to a rather specific size and shape adaptation of M. m. helgolandicus mandibles.
It can be tricky, though, because the dimensions of the image will come out differently depending on how tight the stitches are set on the machine, so designing an image to be knitted to a specific size can take some trial and error.
Therefore, various attempts have been proposed to synthesize NPs with a controlled shape and a specific size distribution, such as solution reduction, thermal decomposition, metal vapor synthesis, radiation methods, microemulsion techniques, mechanical attrition, and electrodeposition [6 10].
