"specific history" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a particular, detailed account of a person, place, or event. For example, "The professor is an expert on the region's specific history."
HOW 'TYNE BRIDGE' CAME ABOUT -- There's a specific history to "Tyne Bridge".
But British values grow, in part, out of a specific history and even geography.
Like every natural language, HSL is the evolved product of a specific history, the unconscious creation of a community.
Racism, the argument goes, should not be thought of as a personal failing; it's a social system, with a specific history.
In this imaginary landscape, the midwest is only invoked as a nostalgic fantasy erasing its specific history and character, an absent centre marginalised, dismissed as "flyover country".
Both peoples must be understood through their specific history and accept the fact that their destinies are inextricably linked.
All the collected field data supported the reconstruction of the site-specific history, while the real quarry geometry and site geology were defined.
The examination consists of a careful and pain-specific history taking and a physical examination.
Each author provides crop-specific history, evolution, biology, taxonomy, state-of-the-art breeding/genetics, classical/molecular technologies, species traits, interspecific hybridization, and directions for future development/enhancement. Anderson, Associate Professor Neil O.
Here I am not only referring to the one that someone else can see if they look at your computer-specific history, but the one that advertisers use to target you.
Detected reduced female-mediated gene flow between atolls confirms a Maldives-specific history of matrilocality.
