The phrase "applied for a specific" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an application made for a particular purpose, position, or item.
Example: "She applied for a specific grant that supports environmental research."
Alternatives: "sought a particular" or "requested a specific".
The method is completely described and applied for a specific location in Spain to size the main components of the system which are the solar collector field area and the volume of the seasonal storage.
A second type of research result is an 'ontology design pattern', i.e. a 'way' to represent information so that it can be applied for a specific purpose [ 83].
However, whatever strategy was applied for a specific population, the critical feature was that it was one that could reach all the children at the appropriate age and was reproducible over time.
However, if desired, the search strategy can be combined (using Boolean logic, e.g. AND) with topic-specific search terms to reduce the number of articles retrieved, if applied for a specific topic area (e.g. influenza).
Our study could demonstrate, although on a limited number of patients, that this accumulation strategy can also be applied for a specific patient population, namely patients undergoing PGD for specific genetic diseases.
Artificial selection can be applied for a specific trait and the resulting phenotypically divergent populations pool-sequenced to identify alleles that occur at substantially different frequencies in the extreme populations.
General licences allow the public to take action against birds without having to apply for a specific licence.
"You are applying for a specific degree, the B.F.A., not a specific major," says Greyson Hong, an assistant director of admissions for the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
You will be applying for a specific role so you also need to be able to say why and have an understanding of what that kind of role might involve.
But when you apply for a specific job in either industry, rewrite it slightly to make sure that what you choose to highlight in terms of your skills and work history reflect the requirements of the job.
Here are some tips for improving your success rate: Whether you're uploading your CV onto a database so it can be found by recruiters and employers, or applying for a specific vacancy, expect your CV to be "read" by software for relevancy.
