The phrase "a specific voice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a distinct tone, style, or manner of speaking or writing that is identifiable and unique.
Example: "The author has developed a specific voice that resonates with readers and sets her work apart from others."
Alternatives: "a distinct voice" or "a unique voice".
Fame can be helpful to do good in the world, to spread a message in a specific voice.
To explore the possibility of prevention of such deterioration, the participants subsequently received a specific voice training, followed by a second, identical sleep deprivation study.
Without the infrastructure of a "studio system" that can support the production of genre films, it is not hard to figure out that our strength will be movies with a specific voice.
"In a seemingly undramatic way," Mr. Pakula said, Mr. Foote "has a specific voice, a specific style, and he has never abandoned it, even though it has cost him".
As a parametric synthesizer, Cantor Digitalis is not limited to a specific voice.
If you write in a specific voice on one platform, try to make that voice uniform throughout all your platforms.
A heldentenor or heroic tenor has a very specific voice: It's a baritone that develops late in life into a voice that can reach 3 tenor notes: an A, a B, and a high C. Lauritz Melchior, a Dane, was one of the greatest such tenors who have ever lived.
Sometimes you get that pounding-in-your-chest feeling when you read an author with a very specific voice that speaks to you.
Voicery analyzes hundreds of human voices to train deep neural networks that power its product, rather than trying to train a computer to mimic a single specific voice.
Since cutting through the noise is critical to being discovered, a very specific voice that resonates with a very specific audience is the key.
But we were a modestly budgeted satirical film with a very specific voice; we gave the bigger spring releases no serious nightmares.
