The phrase "a specific value in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular numerical or qualitative measurement within a certain context, such as mathematics, statistics, or data analysis.
Example: "To solve the equation, we need to find a specific value in the range of possible solutions."
Alternatives: "a particular value in" or "a defined value in".
They clarify that the detection of a specific value in an artifact does not necessarily lead to its societal usage [58].
The volumetric data is usually represented by a set of volume elements, called voxels, where each one contains a specific value in a regular grid contained in the three-dimensional space.
Do you think that there is a specific value in women being confessional?
These rescaled asset values were added up for each household and asset group and rescaled again to give a specific value in the range [0, 1].
To refer to a specific value in a vector, for example the second value in the Table1$Metabolism, enter: Table1$Metabolism[2].
Set a specific value in the Account lockout threshold Properties window.
The CH4 sorption in the Matrimid has a specific value and in the ternary system (CO2 CH4 Matrimid) the influence of CO2 has to be taken into account also on this parameter.
It comprises samples of a specific value type in bounded n-dimensional space, arranged on an integer grid and is both random-accessible (at arbitrary integer coordinates) and iterable.
Only a few studies have attempted to assign a specific value to changes in average global temperatures during the MWP.
In addition, we evaluated the quality factor Q of the configurations on substrates of two different thicknesses at a specific value of L in a more intuitive but computationally consuming way to verify QFP.
Figure 8 shows the GFP distributions in the stationary phase for two sets of experiments with different histories, one in which the inducer concentration is increased from low to a specific value (indicated as "Low" in black) and the other in which the same inducer concentration is reached by decreasing the inducer concentration from a high value (indicated as "High" in red).
