The phrase "a specific sphere" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular area, domain, or field of interest or expertise.
Example: "In the realm of education, a specific sphere of study can greatly influence a student's career path."
Alternatives: "a particular domain" or "a distinct area".
Gifted child, any child who is naturally endowed with a high degree of general mental ability or extraordinary ability in a specific sphere of activity or knowledge.
These are counts of specific atom types in a specific sphere.
The distress-related and distress-free patterns of loneliness were distinguished as independent constructs, each with a specific sphere of influence.
Of course, in this new sense, the term "subject-object" no longer signifies a privileged agent becoming self-conscious, but only the interdependence of subjectivity and objectivity in a specific sphere of experience.
As all of the trees lie on the surface of a specific sphere, the best MDS solutions are circular.
For a specific sphere of activities (ex: ADL), colors represent the level of assistance needed by the client for a given task (ex: bathing).
During his MBA Husam was invited to present as part of the module on Global Society and Responsible Management, bringing to fellow students his unique perspectives on global business within a very specific sphere.
I have never really been part of a group, cenacle or even a milieu, or particular trade, or specific sphere, or maybe I didn't realize it.
The random seed generator was reset based on the system time (clock time) for each sphere distribution on a specific half-sphere surface.
In the 1833 book-fragment Schleiermacher in places seems close to giving up on this problem, saying at one point that because of it dialectics must restrict itself to a specific "linguistic sphere," but at other points he evidently still clings to the hope of finding common ground uniting different "linguistic spheres".
These conflicting demands are best satisfied by representing the various gods as something like ourselves and attributing particular qualities and attributes to them that are relevant to their specific sphere of influence (e.g., the god of war is cruel and ferocious etc).
