'a specific system' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to a particular organized set of procedures for achieving a particular goal or reaching a specific outcome. For example, "We have developed a specific system for streamlining our operations and increasing efficiency."
You can only win with a settled team, versed in a specific system, they said.
In the usage of navigation, distance-measuring equipment (DME) denotes a specific system, defined by internationally accepted standards.
Executives and agents say the primary factor is the challenge of plugging a player into a specific system and the time it takes for a player to become acclimated to a new system and a new playbook.
According to food historians, medieval cooks had a specific system for producing tasty, edible, healthful meats: "faire faisander la viande," which involved aging the flesh until it reached the stage of near-decay, then purifying it through a boiling process designed to destroy the bacteria.
(Calculating the pressure loss and determining if there is enough pressure and flow for a specific system is covered in detail on Mr. Stryker's Web site.) A smart sprinkler designer, Mr. Stryker said, will divide the system into several independently controlled zones.
The principles need to be interpreted and placed in a context when designing a specific system.
Numerator and denominator in (14) can be computed directly when considering a specific system model.
Focus is then narrowed to a specific system, namely bio-mediated calcite precipitation of sands.
Access to the NV space with the binding keys and configuration data can be limited to a specific system configuration.
A specific system that requires the simultaneous identification of process states and model parameters is that of batch beer fermentation.
An analysis of photogalvanic cells is carried out and applied to a specific system, iron-thionine, with only slight simplifications.
