The part of a sentence "the specific characteristics" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used when describing the unique or distinguishing features of a particular person, thing, or concept. Example: "The new phone model boasts several specific characteristics, such as a longer battery life and a high-resolution camera, that set it apart from previous models."
The other genes elaborate the specific characteristics of particular organisms.
Doctors will examine the specific characteristics of a tumor, and then treat patients with the appropriate antibody.
Additionally, the model accommodates a detailed customization for the specific characteristics of offense, defense and special teams.
"By studying the properties of natural languages, their structure, organization, and use," Chomsky wrote, "we may hope to gain some understanding of the specific characteristics of human intelligence.
London has been jointly lobbying (pdf) with eleven fellow European regions for the relevant directive to in future "include a degree of flexibility that allows the specific characteristics of our regions to be taken into account".
Christine Kelly, a spokeswoman, said: "T.W.A. is evaluating various equipment options to determine the specific characteristics offered by the various manufacturers so that should the rule be officially issued, we would be ready to comply".
Rather than take the form of merely repackaged traditional media, the most successful converged services will probably be cut from wholly new cloth to take advantage of the specific characteristics of cyberspace.
Instead of making a series of single-vineyard wines, intended to show off the specific characteristics of a particular place, Ambullneo specializes in blended cuvées so as not to be beholden to single vineyards.
Note that in principle, the specific characteristics could be varied.
It may stem from the specific characteristics of the experiment.
The study identified the specific characteristics and the associated phrasing.
