The phrase "a bit more specifically" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to offer more details or to be more specific in a discussion or explanation. For example: "The issue was complicated, so let me explain a bit more specifically."
But in the case of institutions like the 92nd Street Y, "preschool" is understood a bit more specifically than it normally is -- it's really a shorthand for "pre-pre-Harvard-Yale-or-Princeton".
A bit more specifically, Armstrong (2004, 74) takes a totality state of affairs to be a higher-order atomic state of affairs of the form [Tot,T,being a state of affairs], where T is a sum of states of affairs — intuitively, the state of affairs that the sum in question is a totality with regard to the property in question.
This project narrowed the target audience a bit more specifically, including embedded music, video and interactivity for moms and kids.
(GP3, control and intervention) However, the majority of residents were very keen to participate in the trial: Resident: "I think I felt a bit more specifically looked after …they are mainly carers that are looking after you, not nurses, it's nice that somebody cares about this particular thing, and knows about it".
The proposal, he said, would "have the richest of the rich pay a little bit more" — specifically, "5 percent more to fund job creation and ensure this country's economic success".
Brailsford explained: "The dilemma is that if you select now the riders know what they are doing and can train a little bit more specifically.
One of the crucial issues for small-business owners, as always, is cost, and though I look at cost trade-offs in the guide, I'd like to say just a bit more here specifically on the question of how expensive it is to transition to the cloud.
The Basel lineup skews a bit more European (specifically due to conflicting dates of certain fairs and major evens, Volta Basel tends to have more Spanish galleries than Volta NY) but remains quite international.
(This is perhaps the place to observe that I wish that Mr. Paris, who edited an earlier volume of Adler's reflections on Ibsen, Strindberg and Chekhov, had provided a bit more context for these lectures, specifically setting the times and places in which they occurred).
At first, he did learn a bit more about his paternal ancestry, specifically about countries of origin.
The R-7HL (The HL stands for Hazardous Location) are designed for those workers whose environments are a bit more on the extreme side; ODG specifically details "oil exploration and production, energy, mining, utilities, chemical production and pharmaceuticals" as some of the industries for which the new headset is optimized.
