The phrase 'specific content of' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that has particular elements or components. For example, "We discussed the specific content of the meeting."
Provide a few examples of the specific content of each page.
He cannot remember the specific content of either lunch but says there was nothing extraordinary revealed.
This improvement suggests that information beyond the specific content of lists of words is also learned.
Putting a complex task such as translating the often highly specific content of an encyclopaedia into the hands of learners is, however, not the best idea.
Facebook, he said, had objected to some specific content of proposed ads but had not objected to the cougar concept.
Many liberals and conservatives, though they might disagree about the specific content of what should be taught, share the assumption that such education is an appropriate responsibility of public schools.
For me, the specific content of the Hajj exhibit and DV8's play is less interesting than the fact that they ran concurrently in London.
Given the diversity of these "Reflections on Damaged Life" – compiled in the molten core of the 20th century – it's not surprising that what I recall is less the specific content of the book than the experience of reading it, the current coursing through its pages.
But the practice of self-deception had become so widespread — almost a moral prerequisite for survival — that even now, eighteen years after the collapse of the Nazi regime, when most of the specific content of its lies has been forgotten, it is sometimes difficult not to believe that mendacity has become an integral part of the German national character.
All of this is possible without knowing the specific content of a conversation, just technical information — the sender and recipient, the time and duration of the call and the geolocation data.
Now, we express the specific content of the proposed algorithm.
