The phrase "at a specific constituency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular group of voters or members within a political context or organization.
Example: "The candidate focused her campaign efforts at a specific constituency to address their unique concerns."
Alternatives: "within a particular constituency" or "in a designated constituency".
Each of these institutions tend to serve a specific constituency: military intelligence at Cochise, Army personnel at Central Texas College, and law enforcement at the predominantly online Excelsior, headquartered in Albany, New York.
Many of those programs were created to address a specific problem or at the behest of Congress to serve a specific constituency.
Thus, efforts to enact a statute, to implement a rule or regulation or to initiate actions taken by an elected or appointed body that affects a specific constituency are the subject matter discussed here.
"From a design standpoint, they're very beautiful buildings, but they're being designed for a very specific constituency".
The amendment means that only activity targeted at specific constituencies is covered – not campaigning activity that happens to take place in a small number of constituencies because that is where the members live, or other reasons unrelated to the election.
The prioritisation criteria presented are therefore not dependent on the views of professionals from one specific constituency or working in a particular health care system or country.
The "politics-as-usual" rulebook dictates that politicians should avoid endorsing any policy that would negatively affect a specific, organized constituency.
Ask a hundred people to be at a specific location at a specific time.
In evidence given to Parliament's Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee today, 89up says the website was running dozens of adverts targeted at Facebook users in specific constituencies, suggesting users "Click to tell your local MP to bin Chequers," along with an image from the constituency, and an email function to drive people to send their MP an anti-Chequers message.
Wrong Targets: As important as specific constituencies are, attention to the general concerns of voters is more likely to bring victory than a patchwork of targeted messages.
