The phrase "as he specifically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that someone has mentioned or detailed in a precise manner.
Example: "The report outlines the findings, as he specifically noted in his presentation."
Alternatives: "as he clearly" or "as he explicitly".
His "works of art" (as he referred specifically to his printed woodcuts and engravings) were often simply exchanged for services, such as the help given by stableboys and servants, or the useful permit granted by the Bishop of Bamberg that enabled him to pass free through the dozens of town gates and customs points along the Rhine.Art was currency in other ways, too.
No longer satisfied with pontifications from dudes wearing saffron robes, we start listening to God as he has specifically revealed himself.
But throughout the trial, the prosecution did not present any testimony or evidence, other than Mr. Mubarak's general responsibility as president, that he specifically directed the police to shoot or kill demonstrators.
The governor is positioning his new two-year budget as business-friendly, and he specifically touts the corporate income tax reduction as a way to compete against North Carolina for economic development.
And in his account of his tour of inspection, published as France at War, he specifically invokes the sense of being an inadequate civilian - worse, a writer - in the presence of troops likely to die: "The soldiers stared, with justified contempt, I thought, upon the civilian who scuttled through their life for a few emotional moments in order to make words out of their blood".
Christie's embrace of Trump is notable since, as a presidential candidate, he specifically spoke out against judging all Muslim Americans for the actions of a few extremists.
Pope Francis has a history of reaching out to the Jewish community and notably during his recent ecumenical papal event and installation as Bishop of Rome he specifically welcomed the Jewish representatives present at the Catholic Mass.
King, now of Ohio State, was the center's first director and soon launched an office that he specifically designated as One Health.
He may have attended most or all of the assemblies and parliaments of the following decade, but only for the parliament held at Scone on 3 December 1318 is he specifically recorded as being present.
He specifically mentioned Britain, France, Italy, Canada, Germany and Australia as nations that should pay heed.
