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The phrase "specifically refer to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to single out a particular concept, person, place, or thing. For example: In this report, I will specifically refer to the goals outlined in the company's strategic plan.
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In addition, many leases and agreements specifically refer to 30 CFR part 231 or specific sections thereof.
We specifically refer to relatively simple ionospheric models, which are suitable for real-time filtering schemes.
" The law does not specifically refer to leftwing organisations, but will apply to about 25 NGOs.
The U.S. president did not specifically refer to any countries in his remarks Tuesday.
Two songs in a row specifically refer to an inner void deep within that needs filling.
The Police Department's lengthy Patrol Guide does not specifically refer to free, or steeply discounted, food.
President Bush himself, speaking after a cabinet meeting this morning, did not specifically refer to the Iraqi letter.
The Russian leader did not specifically refer to the military's performance in the past year in Chechnya.
Jackson does not specifically refer to those events but the posting appears to be a reaction to them.
An argument could be made that these terms, while technically describing mental illness are not being used to specifically refer to mental illness.
The resolution did not specifically refer to economic penalties as a punishment but did contain a provision that allows punishment for noncompliance, including possible military force.
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