The phrase "a specific solution that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a particular answer or method that addresses a specific problem or requirement.
Example: "We need to find a specific solution that meets the client's needs effectively."
Alternatives: "a particular answer that" or "a targeted approach that".
The team designed puzzles based on general chemistry concepts without envisioning the specific solution that the player would take.
For the interventions and services that are successful, we will aim to replicate and scale success in other markets, eventually allowing us to scale an industry-specific solution that can reach many more Opportunity Youth and help companies across the hospitality industry.
Digital offerings are the specific solutions that deliver on a company's digital value proposition.
For many issues, any such consensus about the existence of a problem quickly falls apart when the conversation turns to carrying out specific solutions that will be costly.
Once they understand customers' needs, innovators move on to identify and winnow down specific solutions that conform to the criteria they've identified.
However, there are specific solutions that were arrived at during the development of life on Earth which may be peculiar to Earth.
During his nearly 18 months in office, Mr. Ravitch delivered several cogent analyses of the state's financial challenges, including specific solutions that were largely acclaimed by outside watchdogs and rejected by Albany insiders, including the governor.
While CNN's poll was more nuanced on specific solutions that were tested, all this polling suggests that large swaths of the American mainstream believe in general terms that we can, and should, devote more resources and governmental effort to trying to solve this problem, and that if we do, we probably will have some success.
However, these work propose adhoc specific solutions that have to be implemented by hand.
