This phrase is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is clear, detailed, and accurate in its description. Example sentence: We need to provide a specific and descriptive account of the incident.
I was thinking about how I use the word "kind" and I realized that the reason it appeals to me is that it fits that third criterion as it is much more specific and descriptive than the usual "nice".
Overall, we suggest that the general term of gynecomastia be replaced with more specific and descriptive terminology.
They are asked to consider improvements in four areas: environment, economic, social and governance, and to share any ideas that emerge – with specific and descriptive language.
Create a specific and descriptive title.
Remember to be as specific and descriptive as possible.
Therefore, it is important that your resume is career specific and descriptive.
The latter comprise the nature of feedback written feedback must be specific, diagnostic and descriptive (Braskamp and Ory 1994)—the credibility of feedback, the professional culture of the organization, and facilitation of feedback.
There are two types of norm, injunctive norm (people's perception of what is commonly approved or disapproved within a specific culture) and descriptive norm (people's perception of what is commonly done).
Remember to be as specific, detailed, and descriptive as possible.
Every person experiences symptoms differently, so remember to use vocabulary that is as specific, detailed, and descriptive as possible.
Stroke-specific outcome measures and descriptive measures of health-related quality of life (HRQoL) are unsuitable for informing decision-makers of the broader consequences of increasing or decreasing funding for stroke interventions.
