The phrase "address a very specific" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to focus on a particular issue or topic in detail.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to address a very specific concern regarding the project's timeline."
Alternatives: "tackle a particular" or "focus on a specific".
While any move to take the race-day drugs out of American racing is welcome, the worry is that doing so to address a very specific problem – a sudden spate of fatal injuries – may not work.
FracFocus was created to address a very specific issue that had been raised by environmental groups: Several years ago, there was supposedly a hue and cry from landowners wanting to know the chemical content of the frac fluids that were going down oil and gas wells on their land or on adjacent lands.
Frequently they address a very specific question that has been identified and prioritised by the health care system: presumably, a question to which the system wants an answer, and by implication is willing and able to accept alternative outcomes if they can be supported by evidence.
Address a very specific topic and stick with it.
"What the game is doing is addressing a very specific issue, about illegal settlements.
It addressed a "very specific, narrow, but profound issue — the possibility of Iran getting a nuclear weapon".
The experts there addressed a very specific agony faced by Jewish congregants: the return of memories from another conflagration that killed on a vastly greater scale.
As the Drexel report notes, Section 3 only addressed a very specific aspect of DOMA, and Windsor "does not change the legal landscape regarding custody involving lesbian or gay parents".
Your business idea should also start by addressing a very specific niche.
It was a very specific question addressing a very specific situation, but it also neatly sums up the awkward position Ferrari find themselves in after the third race in succession in which they have imposed team orders on their drivers.
Friedlander: From a brand perspective, Cynthia Rowley speaks to many of our core values and addresses a very specific issue that a lot of our members struggle with: this idea of moving your body in a healthy way.
