The phrase "as specific things" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to particular items or details in a discussion or explanation.
Example: "In our analysis, we need to identify the factors that influence consumer behavior as specific things rather than general concepts."
Alternatives: "as particular items" or "as distinct elements".
In other words, this particular summit has made us closer, because we've agreed on some concrete steps as well, specific things we can do together.
Ideally, this new, modern establishment will include age old techniques like blocking, as well as courses on specific things like bridal hats, men's hats, couture millinery, and flat pattern work amongst other topics.
As far as a specific thing, when Brigid told Andy about Edie Sedgwick's death, he just deflected that news for about the first four minutes of the conversation.
Some were marked as being good for specific things, such as baking or roasting.
Gratitude can be as simple as being grateful for being born, or being grateful for specific things such as a new puppy, doll, or toy.
I'm a cosponsor of Sen. Kennedy's bill that defines a wide variety of specific things as torture, including waterboarding.
As far as nailing one specific thing down, we never got to that.
Kafka had no intention of labeling Gregor, the protagonist of the story, as any specific thing, but instead wanted to convey Gregor's disgust at his transformation.
They argue that happiness can be measured objectively; that it differs systematically across societies and over time; that happiness has predictable causes and is correlated to specific things (such as wealth, income distribution, health and political institutions); and that therefore it should be possible for the government to create the right conditions for happiness to flourish.
And — even more practically — to arming budding developers with the skills they need to build specific things, such as a website or an app.
