The phrase "specific tips" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to detailed advice or recommendations on a particular topic.
Example: "Here are some specific tips for improving your writing skills."
Alternatives: "particular suggestions" or "detailed advice".
The Boston Herald ran some advice, six specific tips that be boiled down to this: 1. Lower your price.
Send us your specific tips via GuardianWitness, including as much detail as you can in around 100 words (along with website, menu details and prices etc, if possible).
Send us your specific tips via GuardianWitness, including as much detail as you can in around 100 words (along with website, prices etc, if possible).
That said, here are a few specific tips that will help you avoid having to get more cash wired from home.
Check out the Erasmus+ website, Third Year Abroad, STA Travel and the Erasmus Student Network for more specific tips – and try Twitter, Facebook and blogs, too.
They can, however, offer specific tips which are useful in the right circumstances, and these, too, change little with the years.
Here are some general and teacher-specific tips: 1.
There are also some country-specific tips, such as warning travellers to the UK that asking British people if they've eaten is "deemed impolite", and advising female tourists to wear earrings while in Spain, otherwise "they will be considered naked".
And of course I welcome your comments about why you chose what city, or what theme, or what mode of transportation you did — and please give any city-specific tips.
A therapist-implementedpatient-specific (TIPS) weaning protocol was developed at BRH tostandardize weaning from PMV.
Daily Secret, which sends out daily emails offering city-specific tips, is announcing that it has raised a Series B round of funding.
