The phrase "a specific wavelength of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to physics, optics, or any field that involves light and electromagnetic radiation.
Example: "The laser emits light at a specific wavelength of 532 nanometers, which is in the green spectrum."
Alternatives: "a particular wavelength of" or "a defined wavelength of".
Each heavy element on the outer shell absorbs a specific wavelength of light.
Added to a nerve, it causes the cell to fire when exposed to a specific wavelength of light.
Crucially, each node in the system works with a specific wavelength of light a technique known as wave division multiplexing.
Each sensor is tuned to a specific wavelength of light based on the molecule it is designed to detect.
Two hours after it was injected into mice, all the animal's peripheral nerves glowed when illuminated with a specific wavelength of light.
Photosensitizers, light-sensitive compounds, become activated upon illumination with a specific wavelength of light generating cytotoxic oxygen species.
Shining laser light of a specific wavelength on the atoms, they observed evidence of an emerging up-down-up-down spin pattern.
PDT requires the systemic or topical administration of a photosensitiser, which is activated in situ by light of a specific wavelength to form cytotoxic species in the presence of molecular oxygen (Henderson and Dougherty, 1992).
To create their light-sensing fiber, Fink and Mehmet Bayindir's team used a complicated preform with three main active ingredients, including a semiconductor whose conductivity improves dramatically when it is illuminated; tin wires, which help conduct electricity; and a nanostructured mirror, which selectively confines light of a specific wavelength to the fiber's core.
Cyto-luminescent therapy: whole body irradiation with light of a specific wavelength to selectively damage and eliminate tumour cells.
This behavior can be described using the well known Beer Lambert law 34, which states that (11) where A λ is the material's absorbance at a specific wavelength, λ, of incoming light, I0 is the intensity of the light before it passes through the sample, and I1 is the intensity of light that remains after passing through the sample.
