The phrase "a very specific request" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a request that is detailed and precise in nature.
Example: "I have a very specific request regarding the project timeline that I would like to discuss in our meeting."
Alternatives: "a particular request" or "a detailed request."
Gently test his flexibility by giving him a very specific request – with clear instructions – about how exactly you would like to be approached.
The FBI argues that this is a very specific request, for a specific device that is associated with Syed Farook, one of the shooters in the San Bernardino workplace violence incident which left 14 dead.
The couple eventually moved away, and Pierce figured they'd lost touch until Nan materialized, years later, with a very specific request.
"We've tried several times to make this very specific request and the Treasurer's office has still not provided the appropriate information," Democratic researcher Michael Carrozzo wrote.
This very specific request for sustainability of salaries (which cannot be found for any other activities financed by the Global Fund) is closely linked to macroeconomic policies.
I had a few very specific requests.
Mr Préval impressed donors on a recent trip to Washington with his very specific requests for help in improving access to education and in providing school meals.
While bots had previously been limited to very specific requests, such as checking a balance or flight status, next-generation AI, like the recently unveiled Viv, will better understand context and integrate with a host of services — including programmatic advertising.
Some restaurants preorder very specific requests, while others give him a general idea and let him use his judgment.
Beth Moskow-Schnoll, an assistant United States attorney based there, says that thieves who approach employees have very specific requests.
But worth putting down everything he'd like... It's not really any different from internet wish-lists, much beloved of teenagers (and, let's face it, adults long past the teenage years), who tend to have very specific requests.
