The phrase "a specific survey" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a particular survey that has distinct characteristics or focuses on a certain topic.
Example: "In our research, we analyzed a specific survey that targeted the opinions of young adults on climate change."
Alternatives: "a particular survey" or "a designated survey".
After finishing the games, a specific survey was administered addressing motivation and affects on mental health.
In order to identify ways in which roadside surveys can be improved to yield more information about road freight transport, a specific survey form, addressing new topics, was tested as part of a specific survey.
A specific survey area covering some two square kilometres with a significant number of parking facilities was selected for the analysis.
Two papers use qualitative interviews as major sources, one paper employs representative data from a specific survey on immigrants and their descendants while three papers rely on both quantitative and qualitative data collected from the second-generation.
There are two key relationships between mobile pastoralists, the census and sample surveys: first, the census is usually the source for the national sampling frame, and second, the national sampling frame may be adjusted or used selectively for a specific survey.
As little is known of the likely impacts of climate change on tourism, the results of a specific survey among tourists using protected areas, described by (Turpie et al. 2010), were used to predict the expected impacts of climate change on tourism visitation numbers.
Even though these meta-studies provide some important conclusions, a country specific survey is an important addition to the literature.
All items assigned to a domain were then used to calculate a domain specific, survey specific, summary score by summing all raw scores for domain linked items across all respondents in a department within a hospital.
Field data were collected on board the 41 m long R/V 'Olaya' from the Instituto del Mar del Perú (IMARPE) during two scientific surveys: a multidisciplinary specific survey 'Filamentos 2008' performed in February 2008 and a routine acoustic survey 'Pelagic 2005' performed in February-April 2005 (Table 1).
Although the WAACHS did not find a significant difference in prevalence of self reported racism across levels of remoteness, this finding may reflect higher prevalence of racism within an urban specific survey compared to a statewide survey.
For cattle, the high prevalence of M. bovis in bronchopneumonia, notably in young animals, was confirmed by VIGIMYC and an associated specific survey, whereas the non-emergence of species such as M. alkalescens and M. canis was also demonstrated.
