The phrase "a specific territory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a defined geographical area or region that is distinct from others.
Example: "The wildlife conservation efforts are focused on a specific territory known for its unique biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a defined area" or "a particular region."
You need Spike Lee and Denzel Washington doing their thing on a specific territory before you can be Will Smith.
Graffiti is often used by gangs to mark a specific territory, and this month MS-13 graffiti has begun showing up in Uniondale, Officer Maloney said.
The data, information, and knowledge sharing process benefits ONRN user groups who focus on risk management issues for a specific territory or theme.
As to language ideologies, Myhill (1999) has identified two ecologically based ideologies - the first associates language with individual identity while the second connects language to a specific territory.
Writing in the 1890s, Herbert Spencer defined "society as a plurality of people occupying a specific territory and between whom various common features obtain" (Martindale, 1960, p. 71).
Furthermore, for a better management of a water distribution network (WDN) it is also possible to combine in a GIS database information, such as water quantity and quality in a specific territory.
I hope it won't become a wider issue, because this is a very specific territory and it's a specifically Russian territory.
After analyzing the legal provisions, it is possible to perceive that all are concerned to highlight common elements that should guide the construction of a definition of terrorism: its international aspect, without being bound to any specific territory; as well as the possibility that any person or group of people can be considered as victim of terrorist attacks.
In contrast with this, there is no record of any sovereign promulgating the various dharma-shastras (texts of dharma for society) for any specific territory at any specific time, nor any claim that God revealed such "social laws," or that they should be enforced by a ruler.
"Like many great writers, he has a specific imaginative territory that he keeps going back to, but that territory happens to be where a lot of us now find ourselves living.
Usually called area business managers (ABM), they cover a specific geographic territory for specific ethical (prescription) drugs in a distinct therapeutic area.
