The phrase "a special classification of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific category or group that has unique characteristics or criteria.
Example: "In biology, a special classification of organisms known as extremophiles can survive in extreme environments."
Alternatives: "a unique category of" or "a distinct type of".
Most of the new recruits are coming on what is known as a J-1 visa, under which they can stay up to three years under a special classification of "research scholars".
A special classification of missing data is those that fall below the analytical method LOD (i.e., censored data).
Although there is not a special classification of interactions between a physician and electronic health records that can indicate a lack of interoperability in a system, the adoption can be inferred based on their use.
Silicon Valley's dream of a special classification for workers designed for on-demand economy startups is ultimately a pipe dream, but that doesn't mean they shouldn't engage with politics.
The law allows the government to award a special classification to people who provide useful information to law enforcement authorities.
As a unique combination of molecular function descriptions of GO, a motif mode could possibly be the result of a special classification that occurs by chance.
& Poolman, B. A structural classification of substrate-binding proteins.
Cultivated plant taxonomy is concerned with the special classification categories needed for the plants of agriculture, horticulture and forestry as regulated by the Cultivated Plant Code.
The majority of children identified with ASD by the ADDM Network (80percentt) had a previous ASD diagnosis or a special educational classification.
MDR is a special case of the classification and regression tree (CART) model (Bastone et al. 2004), where subjects can be classified into multiple groups (terminal nodes).
Fuzzy K-NN classification method [ 101] is a special variation of the K-NN classification family.
