"specific grievances" is an acceptable phrase that can be used in written English.
For example, "The citizens outlined their specific grievances against the government's new policy."
Some of it is about specific grievances.
Specific grievances read like a litany of broken campaign promises.
He declined to discuss other specific grievances, saying he still hoped they could be worked out.
Above and beyond all of their specific grievances, I sensed a strange unease.
His worldview is a stew of vague political and racial resentments combined with specific grievances.
He pointed out that while there were a lot of protests in China, most related to specific grievances.
Regarding the specific grievance over Sheffield United's relegation, Benitez said that the league "is about 38 games, not one".
However, his persistent lack of generosity toward Mankiewicz started at the time the movie came out, and it may have its basis in a very specific grievance.
Other analysts said the United States should not use a specific grievance over housing units to press a broad range of extremely difficult issues with Israel.
That's because California law allows for "no-fault" divorces, meaning a spouse does not have to sue his or her partner for any specific grievance, such as adultery or abandonment.
He noted that some attacks were directed against victims the shooters has a specific grievance with, such as a girl who rejected them or a teacher who disciplined them.
