The phrase "and has a specific" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that possesses a particular characteristic or quality.
Example: "The project is unique and has a specific goal that sets it apart from others."
Alternatives: "and possesses a particular" or "and features a distinct".
That traditional "niche" theory argues that in a community, every species has become adapted to local conditions and has a specific role, as predator, prey or whatever.
The Church of Satan is generally quite protective of that claimed lineage and has a specific, somewhat rigorous membership application process.
Design is not just about products, it is about strategy, communication, empowerment, growth and social change, and has a specific impact on health and hospitality.
The engine is designed to produce 40 N of thrust with an exhaust velocity of 56.5 km/s and has a specific power of 0.18 kW/kg.
After achieving carbide to carbon partial conversion, tem observations show good covering and adherent carbon coatings on remaining SiC material, N2 adsorption analysis show that CDC coating is microporous and has a specific surface area exceeding 1000 m2 g−1.
As such, Geobacillus LC300 grows 3-times faster than E. coli on glucose and xylose, and has a specific xylose utilization rate that is 3-times higher than the best metabolically engineered organism to date.
They probably have the strongest animal science program, and have a specific pre-veterinary guidance program.
The asphaltic pyrobitumens are derived from petroleum, are relatively hard, and have a specific gravity below 1.25.
We understand that the Americans are here and have a specific task, and of course, there are people who are criminals and people who are innocent.
"Not only do your goals have to be desirable, achievable and have a specific outcome, you also need to think about the when, where and how," Gollwitzer says.
If the numbers are not good, the commander must explain why — and have a specific plan for improvement.
