The phrase "attention to the specificity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the importance of focusing on particular details or nuances in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "In our research, we must pay close attention to the specificity of the data to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "focus on the details" or "consider the particulars".
The attention to the specificity of light, the use of computational technology to lend clarity and the invisible nature of the situation makes these rooms magical in sense.
Unlike the recent meta-analyses we thereby pay special attention to the specificity of the youth labor market situation, highlighting the particularities that might promote or mitigate the effects of ALMP programs for young individuals.
He considered the empirical (or, in his language, explanative) psychology of his time to be deeply flawed in that it imitated the methods of the natural sciences without paying attention to the specificity of the mental domain (Dilthey 2010, 119).
So doing "global" history means paying rigorous attention to the specificities of social, political, and cultural arrangements in other parts of the world besides Europe.
Researchers base their studies on a predefined single scale to assess the landscape, and they pay little attention to the scale specificity of their analysis and recommendations.
But more broadly, Descamps has called attention to the statutory specificity that legislators are capable of and the adjudicative clarity that courts can promote, if there are incentives for doing so.
This rise in total number of requests as well as the increased number of inappropriate requests determines a drastic reduction in the pretest probability of disease and, as a result, calls for greater attention to the diagnostic specificity of the tests used for screening for anti-intracellular antigen autoantibodies [59].
We need to pay attention to the tissue specificity of CHFR to induce the degradation of Aurora A. Elevated protein levels of Aurora A are frequently observed in both human colon and mammary cancers [25], [26], but the inactivation of CHFR is limited to cases of colon cancer [17], [35].
But I do think that she's right to call attention to the historical specificities on which the genre (if, indeed, it's a genre) thrived.
While deploying a rigorous attention to the material and historical specificity of the sixteenth century, it gets at the heart of the most urgent questions of spatial history and representation animating contemporary scholarship.
There was a significant interaction between the number of target repetitions (first AX, second AX, third AX) and the context defined by the non-target trial type (AY, BY, BX) indicating an increase in the specificity of attention to the spatial dimension with successive targets [spatial: F 6,198) = 6.8, P < 0.001, verbal: F 6,198) = 15, P < 0.001].
