The phrase "specific spheres" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to distinct areas or fields, typically of knowledge or activity. For example, "The scholarship allowed her to pursue research in several specific spheres of science."
The response to the full-face veil in Belgium and France displays many of these features by extending a ban in specific spheres, such as schools, the workplace and courts, to all appearances in the public sphere, and by constructing certain Muslim religious practices as so "radical" as to be incompatible with full democratic citizenship and what it means to be a "European".
These are counts of atom pairs of specific atom types in specific spheres at specific distances between them.
Pair descriptors can also be calculated without atom types, i.e., counting all the pairs of specific spheres and distances regardless of the atom types – no-type pair descriptors.
We also find suggestive evidence that the program results in women taking greater (perceived) responsibility for decisions in specific spheres of household expenditures.
TH theory supposes the existence of an advanced social system in which three distinct strings or specific spheres are interacting with each other: information circulates between these spheres and these exchanges generate new knowledge (innovation) in each sphere and in the system itself.
I have never really been part of a group, cenacle or even a milieu, or particular trade, or specific sphere, or maybe I didn't realize it.
Gifted child, any child who is naturally endowed with a high degree of general mental ability or extraordinary ability in a specific sphere of activity or knowledge.
During his MBA Husam was invited to present as part of the module on Global Society and Responsible Management, bringing to fellow students his unique perspectives on global business within a very specific sphere.
These are counts of specific atom types in a specific sphere.
The distress-related and distress-free patterns of loneliness were distinguished as independent constructs, each with a specific sphere of influence.
Of course, in this new sense, the term "subject-object" no longer signifies a privileged agent becoming self-conscious, but only the interdependence of subjectivity and objectivity in a specific sphere of experience.
