The phrase "a specific size of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular measurement or dimension of an object or item.
Example: "We need to order a specific size of the fabric to complete the project."
Alternatives: "a particular size of" or "a defined size of".
They did this by using a centrifuge to separate the particles into more than two dozen groups, each containing a specific size of particle.
In Oaxacan markets, some venders who seem to have brought a bit of whatever's in their garden will have a basket of chapulines as well, and some chapulín specialists will have as many as seven or eight large baskets, each piled high with a specific size of grasshopper.
The method involves a size focusing mechanism, that is, the initial cluster product of mixed sizes is converged to a specific size of highest stability under appropriate conditions [34].
The slight variations in the peak positions between the experiments (Figure 2(b)) and the simulations (Figure 3(a)) can be originated from the consideration of a specific size of the hNP (i.e., 20 nm) and a simplified Si geometry (i.e., planar wafer) given in the simulation.
For a specific size of the network, both the algorithms are run for different threshold values 30 times each and the average of P and R are calculated.
Other non-slip socks performed better with traction maintained up to 30° in the case of one participant for a specific size of a non-slip sock brand.
A spokesman said it would require a change the industry's regulations, such as forcing bookmakers to accept bets of a specific size on advertised bets, before it could address complaints relating to restrictions on the size of bets.
The recovery factor is defined as the ratio of the volume of oil displaced from pores of a specific size to the total volume of oil trapped in the pores of the same size.
Choosing an efficient African sharptooth catfish predator of a specific size capable of completely controlling recruits in mixed-sex Nile tilapia represents a limitation to the success of this technique (Fagbenro 2004).
Our data demonstrate that a specific size scale of topographic cue promotes osteogenic differentiation with or without osteogenic agents.
To achieve a specific size range of material for experiments, samples are either dry sieved [17, 18], wet sieved [16], or both [11].
