The phrase "specific settings" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a certain set of parameters or conditions, such as in the sentence, "We can adjust the program's specific settings to get the desired outcome."
EXIF data can be helpful if you're interested in digital photography and want to see the technical data and specific settings recorded for an image.
But the problem seems to be that the narrow specialties that develop to deal with economic crises tend to be effective in specific settings, then become dated as soon as the settings change.
"These adjustable settings can be important since the winding requirements for watches do vary from movement to movement — usually not significantly, but occasionally you'll need specific settings in order to wind the watch efficiently," Mr. Su said.
In very specific settings," she says, "when it is supposed to look like the person is actually nude – like with illusion netting – perhaps the word is correct, and I feel like that's what Louboutin is trying to do.
The specific settings for the experiments are also provided.
Other screening methods hold promise in specific settings.
The algorithms were applied to each of the datasets with a set of algorithm-specific settings.
The Pentax is pleasant to operate and easy to use, but there is one problem: to access the S12's video mode, you have to pick through the 15 options in the camera's menu of scene-specific settings.
The criterion for choosing k can not be generalized and depends on problem-specific settings.
To this extent, we regard our model as appropriate for describing the structure of CPS in domain-specific settings.
For each query or training compound, evaluation of ligand protein interaction energies is requested using model-specific settings.
