"need specific information" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when you are asking someone to provide specific details on a topic, or when you are informing someone that they need to provide some specific information. For example: "If you would like to apply for this job, you will need specific information such as proof of your education and your work experience."
They will need specific information about the types of food they have listed.
Workers need specific information to help them understand how to perform better and what benefits might accrue.
"As a parent, when I walk into the school and see magnetometers, that's a turn-off," said Abigail Figueroa, president of the P.S. 169 P.T.A. Parents need specific information before they will venture into the new school, she added.
We need specific information, and time is running out," said the doctor, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because she was not authorized to talk to the news media.
This can be useful if you only need specific information, such as the list of known bugs, description of a specific parameter, or the syntax of a given command.
Since we also needed specific information on design for manufacturability and product innovation, we chose to use manufacturing organizations.
To accomplish this, the United States needs specific information about the school voucher program -- much of which Louisiana officials say they already collect.
Since we needed specific information on metals as catalysts, and not just as structural elements, we searched the MACiE (Mechanism, Annotation and Classification in Enzymes) database [ 179, 180] and its recently described Metal-MACiE supplement, a database of metal-based reaction mechanisms [ 181, 182].
Alternatively, visit a local library if you need specific specialist book information (a lot of the relevant information will still reside in books only).
5. Do I need specific software or information in order to view Open Yale Courses videos or resources?
