"specifically the case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making a comparison between two or more situations or ideas, with the intent of emphasizing the attention placed on one specific case or situation. For example: "Of all of the reported cases of a particular virus this year, the one in the Midwest was specifically the case that caught the most attention."
"He mentioned specifically the case of Masiaka," Mr. Adeniji said.
"For us, most importantly, this is about the principle behind the case and not specifically the case itself," he said, adding that forcing municipalities to release such records could impede continuing investigations.
Specifically, the case has raised questions about whether the administration should continue a Bush administration practice of sending development workers to conduct the kind of semicovert operations that landed Mr. Gross in jail.
Whether or not this is specifically the case, the Economist Intelligence Unit believes that the interim administration does not want a return to the dynastic politics of the past, which was dominated by two "begums".
This is specifically the case with the spheroid culture, where a small aggregate of cells grows free of foreign materials.
Specifically, the case before the Supreme Court concerned the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992, which outlawed states from approving sports gambling.
Specifically, the case-analysis confirms the validity of the propositions emerged from the literature review: Prop.
Specifically, the cases of a 100 J class pump, and a 100TW-class laser at a planned fourth-generation light-source are considered.
Specifically, the cases of defendants actively awaiting execution on death row receive the most intense scrutiny of all criminal convictions.
Lynch then remarks that she agrees with the premise (but, not specifically the specific case) of Savage's suspicion that Supreme Court Justice Antonin is gay, saying, "Totally!
Specifically in the case of Breivik, what precisely do we mean by the human right not to be tortured?
