"one specific number" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use this phrase when referring to a particular value or quantity. For example, "The sales team attributed the increase in profits to one specific number: an 8% jump in demand."
By giving a range of numbers, rather than one specific figure, he essentially opted not to resolve a dispute with the Pentagon about exactly how many weapons would be required a decade from now.
Each municipality also has a duty to maintain one specific telephone number at a Local Emergency Medical Communication Centre [LEMC], usually located in the casualty clinic.
Each municipality also has a duty to maintain one specific telephone number at a local Emergency Medical Communication Centre LEMCCC) (usually located in the casualty clinic) for cases that are urgent but not life threatening.
Furthermore, assistants and/or practitioners were asked to register the following actions for one week on specific forms: Number of calls in which a practitioner was consulted by the assistant, a.
There were 23 million patients in the original claim database, with one specific corresponding identification number for each person.
Each notification in the I&R-database consists of a unique farm identity number (UFI) related to one specific holding, an identification number of an animal, the birth date of the animal, the move on-farm code (birth, move on-farm, import) and move off-farm code (move off-farm for live trade, slaughter, death, export) and date of the movement.
Her view is that without Ohio, Obama's chances of winning are 24percentt (no one asked how that specific number was arrived at).
Since our analysis involves several different study settings, one specific set of required number of cases and control was not calculated.
The ubiquitination is accomplished by a complex enzymatic reaction where members of a large group of ubiquitine-ligases participate, each one specific to a limited number of substrate proteins (Jung et al., 2009).
TELEPHONE, CABLE, INTERNET MANY CUSTOMERS STILL AWAIT SERVICE Nearly 100,000 customers were without landline phone service statewide on Tuesday, the Public Service Commission said, but no one was tracking specific numbers for New York City; phone companies declined to provide numbers.
