"specific practice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a particular activity that is done in order to learn a skill or improve a technique. For example, "Playing the piano requires a lot of specific practice in order to develop proficiency."
The Bari tribe of Venezuela makes a specific practice of "partible paternity" or paternity confusion.
Related to specific practice with 10 men is the fact that, as football has become increasingly systematised, the effect of losing a player has changed.
What specific practice methods have been found to be most effective for adults learning how to play an instrument?
The development of the skill appears to depend more on the maturation of strength and agility than on specific practice.
But the idea looks promising because it is based on a general principle rather than a specific practice.
Not only is the specific practice of random search rendered illegal by the court but its judgment focuses attention on the increasing abuse of measures brought in by the Terrorism Act 2000, and the resentment of the public.
In addition, internal and external EIDM experts began coaching Specialist-Manager pairs through systematic reviews of the research literature to answer specific practice-based questions.
This year, for example, Razorfish, another e-commerce consultant, created industry-specific practice groups.
A GU oncology database may be used for the development of multidisciplinary treatment plans, analysis of disease-specific practice patterns, and identification of patients for research studies.
Page SJ, Levin L, Hermann V, Dunning K, Levine P. Longer versus shorter daily durations of electrical stimulation during task-specific practice in moderately impaired stroke.
The current study investigated to what extent task-specific practice can help reduce the adverse effects of high-pressure on performance in a simulated penalty kick task.
