specific goal

collocation in English

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specific
adjective
uk /spəˈsɪf.ɪk/ us /spəˈsɪf.ɪk/
relating to one thing and not ...
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goal
noun[C]
uk /ɡəʊl/ us /ɡoʊl/
an area on a playing field, that usually has two posts with a net fixed behind them, where players try to send the ball in order to score in sports such as football ...
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Examples of specific goal

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Each design prototype contains procedural knowledge that defines how the prototype can be used within a design experience to achieve a specificgoal.
Such goals, as in design, can be hierarchical in nature in that a specificgoal could be a subset of a more general goal.
In his view, organizations are unified social systems primarily oriented to the attainment of a specificgoal.
Emotions, including anxiety, signal the interruption of specificgoal-directed schemes of conceptualization and patterns of action.
The former is a nonemotional behavior that is clearly aimed at a specificgoal or outcome, such as food, territory, or dominance.
Unlike these other paradigms, congregations are assumed to be long-lived and are not formed with a single specificgoal in mind.
The specificgoal of the work reported here was to evaluate two approaches to controlling and quantifying rat locomotion with robots.
But she also conceives of objects as a focal point for directing the reader's attention to a specificgoal or aim.
The reciprocal necessity index of a goal will reflect the need for that specificgoal to be taken care of.
While dialogue games are temporarily activated during the dialogue for a specificgoal, communication games capture more general communicative requirements supposed to be valid for any type of dialogue.
When the need for a specificgoal becomes relatively small, the redundancy originally occupied by this goal shall be released to the other goals which require more redundancy.
Though the specificgoal of this paper is to provide monitoring and diagnosis of the cap-alignment process, the methods used in the approach are applicable to other multistage manufacturing processes.
What the general reader might miss for the volume as a whole is a general conclusion, so that it could be clearly understood as a unit with a specificgoal.
In the former, users were expected to take part in activities, most of which were directed towards a specificgoal such as rehabilitation, skill maintenance, or treatment.
Because congregations are more ideologically or capability driven, and there is usually no specific goal or task to unite them, one must first define how these groups may be differentiated.
The model created a possibility for politicians on the one hand to keep their exclusive identities and on the other to agree with a specificgoal.
Considerable confusion is likely to arise because for our part the amendment has the specificgoal of reduction whereas the other signatories seek an increase.
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The key difference about the current initiative is that capabilities are being identified against a specificgoal.
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