The phrase "a specialist computer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a computer that is designed for a specific purpose or function, often in a professional or technical context.
Example: "The laboratory invested in a specialist computer to handle complex simulations and data analysis."
Alternatives: "a specialized computer" or "a dedicated computer".
In the evidence room next door, a specialist computer has been imported from Israel.
Rees, who worked for the Mirror Group as well as the New of the World, is also accused of using a specialist computer hacker in July 2006 to steal information about MI6 agents who had infiltrated the Provisional IRA.
The stories the Guardian reported on included a wide range of professionals: a specialist computer programmer; a pharmaceutical specialist who came to the UK to help develop anti-cancer and anti-psychotic drugs, and an engineer who trained others for the Ministry of Justice.
Experts at Dundee University used CT scans and photographs of the skull, combined with a specialist computer programme, to reconstruct Richard's face.
The announcement was widely welcomed by the computing industry though concerns have been expressed about a lack of specialist computer science teachers.
Following a Ph.D in Computer Vision at Cambridge University, he founded Redimension Ltd, a consultancy focused on solving specialist computer vision problems for the likes of Microsoft and Samsung.
"Nayar's system provides a natural, simple solution to a serious historical problem," said Dr. Jitendra Malik, a computer science professor at the University of California in Berkeley and a specialist in computer vision.
If he hadn't left Apple when he did, Levy might have become a specialist in computer design.
The company today announced that it has acquired Corrigon, an Israel-based startup that has is a specialist in computer vision and visual search technology.
We believe that this is a practical solution to generating dynamical holograms in real time that can be conveniently controlled by a non-specialist computer programmer.
He is a specialist in computer-crime investigations.
