The phrase "a very specific job" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a task or position that has clear and defined requirements or responsibilities.
Example: "She was hired for a very specific job that required expertise in data analysis."
Alternatives: "a highly specialized role" or "a particular task."
I want to make sure he sounds as good as possible for the character, and that's a very specific job".
But people like me "hired" the bank for a very specific job: To help us feel like good parents by demonstrating the power of saving to our children.
The expansion led Ms. Bush to Warner, which hired her in late 2007 for a very specific job: to contain Nikki Finke, the Hollywood blogger known for cutthroat tactics.
He had a very specific job, to find a seller for the distressed company.
Unless you apply for a very specific job, postgraduates are usually interviewed during the normal graduate recruiting round.
"He's just turned 16, he hasn't played in midfield in the first team for us, he's been playing at the back, but he stepped into midfield and did a very specific job for us," Tisdale told BBC Radio Devon.
These custom chips are known in the industry as application-specific integrated circuits, meaning they are designed to do one very specific job very well.
The trouble is, free trade opponents who claim FTA's like NAFTA or CAFTA take away American jobs and move business overseas to avoid U.S. tax and employ cheap labor, are able to convince audiences of their argument by pointing to very specific job sectors that suffered job losses.
We all join or "hire" (Clay Christensen) -- teams and tribes to have very specific jobs done: perform a task, express an emotion, reflect a certain identity.
The members of the Unknowns were selected for the secret unit because they "could be trusted with very specific jobs, obeying orders without question," Price says.
The whole concept of pay-for-performance, I think, is very good for some very very specific jobs and completely irrelevant for most of the jobs that we do.
