The phrase "a large specialty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a significant area of expertise or a particular field in which someone has extensive knowledge or skills.
Example: "Her restaurant is known for a large specialty in Italian cuisine, attracting food lovers from all over the city."
Alternatives: "a major area of expertise" or "a significant focus".
She also attended Louisiana State University before pursuing a career in retailing, rising to a position of Assistant Buyer in a large specialty store in New Orleans.
The objective of the study was to compare the PBSE profiles of older and newer AEDs in a large specialty practice-based sample of patients diagnosed with epilepsy.
In that event, he believes that Dow management might boost dividend levels, implement a sizeable share buyback, or acquire a large specialty chemical company or a combination of the three.
As an example of a disappearing discipline, until the advent of penicillin, the study and management of syphilis occupied a large specialty with many practitioners and scientists.
Part of these differences can be explained by the high percentage of patients with type 1 diabetes in the sample of Gazis et al. (18%) and partly by the fact that their sample consisted of patients from a large specialty foot clinic who, because of selection by referral (4), were likely to be sicker than patients in the population-based sample used in this study.
In fact, patient-doctor cooperations have usually emerged within disease-specific societies and groups, and this is the first time a large, specialty-based medical association has started working with several patient groups.
A retrospective study assessed levels of disaccharidase activity in mucosal biopsy tissue samples referred to a large gastrointestinal specialty laboratory over a 6-year period (N = 27,875) [27,875
The terrorist attacks on Sept. 11 further discouraged merchants, causing many department stores and large specialty retailers to cancel or return orders and toss out plans for reorders.
The authors used an actual-work estimate method to estimate the cost of developing a tailored interactive computer education program to improve compliance with colorectal cancer screening guidelines in a large multi-specialty group medical practice.
She currently works in the Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology within Summit Medical Group, a large multi-specialty practice group in Northern New Jersey.
The patient population was from Partners Healthcare System, a large multi-specialty group practice that provides care to members of a New England based health maintenance organization.
