The phrase "a especially" is not correct in written English.
The correct form would be "especially" without the article "a."
Example: "She has a special talent for music, especially in playing the piano."
Alternatives: "particularly" or "notably."
But Americans need an A, especially in a time of war.
Downtown brokers worry that prices in Zone A, especially, may recalibrate.
By analyzing the duration Armstrong spoke each word, the researchers found it would have been easy for listeners to exclude the "a," especially in a fuzzy recording, they report in PLOS ONE.
The mechanism of the PL enhancement could be explained by following two reasons: Firstly, we propose that the electron-donating effect which resulted from the abundant amino acid groups on the surface of RNase A, especially those amino acids with benzene rings, might contribute a lot to the much enhanced PL intensity of the C-dots.
Very few of us accomplish our "Plan A", especially without some major glitches.
Contrary to the development of BPAR, the presence of minor allele rs1801157 A, especially homozygocity, predisposed poor graft survival (P = 0.001).
"It's a long season in Triple-A, especially when you're used to being in the major leagues.
Many doctors recommend applying a moisturizer over Retin-A (especially the generic versions) to help soothe skin, but suggest first waiting at least 20 minutes for the product to be absorbed.
It can also be seen from Fig. 4 that the MWL-AUC is already capable of delivering a higher radial resolution than the Xl-A, especially in the UV wavelength range most suitable to biological polymers.
Experimental studies have also suggested an interaction between Aurora-A and p53, 28– 30 suggesting that the p53 inhibit oncogenic activity of Aurora-A 28 and that Aurora-A, especially when overexpressed, inactivate tumor-suppressor activity of p53.
A. Especially in a space-challenged city like New York, maximizing every available square inch of an apartment (including the air overhead) can pay off.
