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"refers specifically to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that a particular clause or phrase is directly relevant to a particular context or subject. For example: "The term 'carbon footprint', which refers specifically to the amount of carbon dioxide released by an individual or organization, is often discussed in environmental discussions."
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"Profanity" refers specifically to religious oaths.
Xeni Jardin of boingboing.net says: "Reboot refers specifically to hardware.
About to, however, refers specifically to the immediate future.
I emphasize Negro because it refers specifically to American cultural phenomena".
The accusation refers specifically to pages in Mr. Randal's book where the words "Turkish Kurdistan" appear.
It refers specifically to dark lagers from Bavaria in southern Germany, especially around Munich.
The term often refers specifically to the products derived from logs in a sawmill.
The law on prison privatization refers specifically to inmates serving time for convictions.
The complaint refers specifically to the bus, which connects the microprocessor chip with the motherboard inside a PC.
It refers specifically to reclaiming unfair default charges from banks, but the same principles apply to credit card companies.
The corollary refers specifically to the 1993 negotiations that led to the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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