The phrase "addressed to a specific" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is directed or intended for a particular person or group.
Example: "The letter was addressed to a specific individual, ensuring that it reached the right recipient."
Alternatives: "directed to a particular" or "intended for a specific".
Shipping is $14 if addressed to a specific person, free if in a general group shipment.
Although addressed to a specific problem confronting the Kingdom of Nepal ?
Questions to the course staff (that are not addressed to a specific person) can be sent using a private post in Piazza.
Written between 1987 and 1994 by the Chinese writer and painter, the poems are not necessarily addressed to a specific person; they are about love and happiness for life, nature and all that this encompasses.
A federal appeals court overturned the conviction of Kurt William Havelock, who was accused of planning to kill people at the 2008 Super Bowl in suburban Phoenix and convicted of six counts of mailing threatening communications, because the mailed threat was not addressed to a specific person.
It's addressed to a specific person, explains why you're writing, briefly details your qualifications for the job and directs the reader to your attached resume.
He himself spent 3 years at EMBO and a further 2 years at the German Cancer Research Centre (DKFZ), both in Heidelberg, before returning to Italy, although, "there is no reason for a second postdoc [before returning] if the first one is well-addressed to a specific project".
We've also modified the game from time to time to address a specific need.
And they allow private investors to invest in projects designed to address a specific social problem, from reoffending, to homelessness, to children going into care.
So she doesn't feel the need to address a specific message to white, working-class voters who may be concerned about immigration?
Excellence means going beyond the call of duty to address a specific challenge.
