The phrase 'its own specificity' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a particular thing having features or characteristics that distinguish it from other things. For example, "Each language has its own specificity, with some languages having more complex grammatical structures than others."
It has its own specificity".
Different programs were used because each of them has its own specificity and it is necessary to compare the results to increase confidence in the prediction.
Actually, the primary sequence of Filoviridae shares high similarity with Paramyxoviridae family in the first 450 amino acids, but shows its own specificity for the C-terminal region.
The homogenisation and monotony to which we have been accustomed in recent years, which come from globalisation and unfettered capitalism, could easily be defeated if only we were to remember that every place has its own specificity and each project is a story in itself.
Every country has its own specificity.
So the meridian channel has its' own specificity compared with the parameridian area.
Thereby, it facilitates much re-allocating to a given item, to another room, to another time or day, or simply because it contains its own specificities and constraints.
"Each locale has its own specificities," said Dr. Antônio Manzi of the Amazon research institute, who oversees the data-gathering program.
It must be emphasized that the dataset of each individual CTD-SRDL has been edited and corrected separately, as a given CTD-SRDL has its own specificities in terms of data accuracy and quality of the estimated correction (see above).
Drawing from the idea of 'situated knowledge', this article tries to draw a 'map' of Nordic geography, seen as a discourse while at the same time intervening in 'international' debates and producing its own specificities.
