The phrase "a specific war" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular conflict or military engagement that is distinct from others.
Example: "The documentary focused on a specific war that changed the course of history."
Alternatives: "a particular conflict" or "a distinct war."
But these books are unmistakably about a specific war.
Before defining these elements, however, students will outline a specific war or military mission in class.
These game narratives will include a plot, characters and settings drawn from research about battles or missions of a specific war.
Divide the class into groups of four or five students, and assign each group a specific war or military mission drawn from the list on the board.
The lyrics don't mention a specific war, but the urgency in Ms. Jones's voice leaves little doubt that her protagonist is bound for Afghanistan or Iraq.
A confined war in a specific war zone was a war that presumably could end once the enemy was defeated within that territory.
"I am not clear on how she would proceed at this point to wind down the war in a specific way".
I'm not advocating pacifism - I'm saying this specific war was a bad idea.
While the highly accurate W-88 was designed for a specific cold war objective -- knocking out missile silos -- China's nuclear program focuses on the ability to destroy cities.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) at the Hague lists 18 specific war crimes that can occur in a NIAC, including attacking civilians, attacking people or things involved in humanitarian assistance, attacking protected objects (like medical facilities), rape, sexual violence, the displacement of civilians, mutilation, and denying quarter (refusing to accept surrender), among others.
In the past, specific war crimes tribunals have been convened to charge the former Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic and Charles Taylor of Liberia.
