"work specific" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something related to a particular job or profession. For example, "The contractor had to have a special license to complete the work specific to that type of building."
Few of the artists make work specific to gender.
Quantifiable achievements; community, voluntary, part-time or temporary work; specific skills or added qualifications all count.
But there is another dynamic also at work, specific to the town.
Actually, there's a further arbitrary element at work, specific to Terry Pratchett, when he wins a prize for children's books.
It denies that it worked secretly on developing components of a nuclear arms programme, despite what the IAEA describes as credible intelligence and other evidence that it hid work "specific to nuclear weapons".
In their work, specific NSS features drawn from the gradient histogram were used.
Mr. Menashe's poetry resonates with biblical themes and metaphysical concerns, though there are works specific to Central Park, to Greenwich Village and to Thompson Street.
Judd called these mature works "specific objects" rather than sculptures or works of art, to indicate their distance from traditional ways of making sculptural art.
People always prefer laboriously worked specific solutions to the problems to instant half baked solutions, more so in this profession.
Also evidence from Sweden and Switerland (Carling and Richardson, 2004 and Gerfin and Lechner, 2002) shows that work-specific human capital seems to be clearly valued by firms.
Another is the supplies needs misfit, which occurs when employees' work-specific needs are not fulfilled by opportunities (called environmental supplies) work can supply to reinforce them.
