"put specifically" is correct and usable in written English.
You can typically use it when you want to provide more precise details than what you have already stated. For example: "I need to save money, put specifically, I need to find ways to reduce my monthly expenses."
He finished first in the initial round of the 1999 balloting, with 40percentt of the vote, but lost decisively in the runoff, which is widely assumed to have been put in place specifically to make it more difficult for his coalition to win.
He also testified that the clauses of the constitution of the CPUSA that disavowed violence were decoys written in "Aesopian language" which were put in place specifically to protect the CPUSA from prosecution.
We used patient level data collected by a prospective epidemiological surveillance system put in place specifically for the 2009 influenza pandemic by the Mexican Institute for Social Security (IMSS) [ 7, 8].
Processes have been put in place specifically to tackle the known issue of selection bias in cluster trials such as emphasising that clinicians recruit all eligible children and requesting that they systematically record reasons for not recruiting children.
In the 1970s, the government passed a bill designed to keep dolphins and other marine mammals safe, but it wasn't until the mid-80s that stronger guidelines were put in place, specifically related to tuna fishing.
Square Order will also give Square a chance to leverage some of the other e-commerce infrastructure that it is putting in place — specifically around the area of logistics and fulfillment.
Mo' money, as the sage put it (specifically, in this case, Biggie Smalls), mo' problems.
"I think this mural was put up specifically for them and they didn't even come from this neighborhood," she said of the artists.
Yet are narcissistic brides solely to blame for the way in which contemporary weddings are, as Fraser put it, "specifically designed to be all about 'me'"?
