The phrase "a specific suggestion" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a particular recommendation or piece of advice that is clear and detailed.
Example: "During the meeting, I made a specific suggestion about improving our marketing strategy to increase customer engagement."
Alternatives: "a particular recommendation" or "a detailed proposal."
I haven't heard a specific suggestion from either of them".
There was the familiar call for censorship, a specific suggestion that booksellers lose their license if they deal in "indecent text".
I, too, like the idea of new technologies opening up new jobs, but every time someone makes a specific suggestion I get more worried, not less.
Any sensible policy implemented will, by its nature, be impossible to trace to a specific suggestion, since a number of people, within and without Whitehall, will arrive at it.
But there is one thing that emerged from these debates on the part of the Anti-Federalists, and this actually is a specific suggestion on their part, a specific idea about something that has to be there.
The most important thing, however, may not be what happens when a specific suggestion is followed, but rather simply what happens when people become aware of the problem of listening and of what improved aural skills can do for their jobs and their businesses.
I entered a grocery store on a Sunday afternoon, tweeted my problem to Virgin America (not expecting a response on Sunday) and received a very specific suggestion by the time I left with my groceries thirty minutes later.
Whole, 2%, skim, soy, almond, cashew, condensed, evaporated? 3. Dinner Plans Are a Big Deal Whether you're planning to dine out or enjoy an intimate dinner at home, when you're casually asked what you're "in the mood for," you should be ready to offer a thoughtful and specific suggestion.
Peter Budryk, a 70-year-old undecided from Cambridge, Masschusetts, offered an even more specific suggestion.
However, Cameron did not offer any specific suggestions.
"It is not our business to design awnings," said Teri Slater, a member, in referring to a board subcommittee's specific suggestion for redoing the awning.
