The phrase "any specific items" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when inquiring about particular objects or details within a broader context.
Example: "Do you have any specific items in mind that you would like to discuss during the meeting?"
Alternatives: "any particular items" or "any certain items".
Mr. Coleman said that while the legal questions were real, the Port Authority would try to arrange the release of any specific items requested.
Look up Black Friday deals on any specific items you want before the week begins, and plan your in-store shopping schedule accordingly.
Given the significant multivariate effects of CBL levels on the four NBAS clusters included in the MIMIC model analyses in the previous step, we next considered whether there were any specific items within these clusters that were associated with the risk of increased CBL levels.
This project was undertaken to establish whether (1) any changes in coding rules had occurred over the course of the study, (2) there were any systematic differences between coders or (3) there were any specific items that may have been inconsistently coded.
You should also ask the owner for any specific items their pet cannot eat, or is allergic to, and make a note of these foods.
Participants were not given any specific item-by-item feedback as to which questions were answered correctly or incorrectly.
Mom-and-pop grocery stores generally carried only one brand of any specific item and products were selected by a clerk behind a counter.
Teachers in a typical American classroom cannot rely on their students having acquired any specific item of knowledge.
No one sentence was highlighted by a majority of the participants; thus, no clear mandate emerged for any specific item of information to be reincorporated into the main body of the electronic consent form.
Further, the questionnaire used in this investigation places no particular emphasis on any specific item.
