The phrase "a specific text" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular piece of writing or document that is distinct from others.
Example: "In order to analyze the author's style, we need to focus on a specific text from their collection."
Alternatives: "a particular text" or "a certain text".
The second part was to include in the poem certain words, words drawn from a specific text on another subject altogether.
This however turned exclusively on the interpretation of a specific text and it is one on which I think that international law was pretty clear," he said.
The Fry formula, developed by Edward Fry, a reading teacher, uses sentence length and syllables to assign the grade level necessary to understand a specific text.
Despite speculation by the Ulster Unionist leader, David Trimble, that an IRA statement might be imminent, the main parties denied republicans had come up with a specific text.
For an example of a sequence of class activities for a specific text, please see the slide show What Does "Reading" Mean? (pdf).
Ofcom said it had analysed the scene on the Channel 5 show in the "highest possible resolution", finding that while the writing appeared to be in Arabic, it could not be read or identified as coming from a specific text.
This is not intended as an evaluative assessment of any specific text identified here, either as whole text or with respect to this specific topic.
Is there any specific text that has stayed with you?
When that item is invoked a default page with the specific text of the motion is retrieved, but an additional link to the PDF version of that page can be viewed via a link at the head of the text, with the Lily Ledbetter motion at the bottom of the retrieved PDF.
"If statements" comprising a rule cite data fields not specific text.
This structure includes the inclusion of specific text blocks in a hierarchical order.
