The phrase "a speciality for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific area of expertise or focus within a broader field.
Example: "Her speciality for digital marketing has made her a sought-after consultant in the industry."
Alternatives: "a focus on" or "an expertise in".
Excess is something of a speciality for Takashi Miike.
Managing to attract famous players is something of a speciality for Brescia.
It was delivered by the St Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra, which has returned to Britain with an all-Russian programme, assisted by a solo violinist, Maxim Vengerov, who is also from Russia.Russian music is something of a speciality for the orchestra.
Search is going to be a speciality for sure, but how will it end up looking?
Evans was the sort of vulnerable character that would become a speciality for Hurt - but he was simultaneously gaining the reputation of a hell-raiser, mixing with Peter O'Toole and Richard Harris, and claiming to get through seven bottles of wine a day, although he later revised the figure down to three.
From the first time she got drunk aged 13 (although she'd already discovered she had a taste for beer at 11), to the time she finally decided to quit drinking almost 25 years later, blackouts were something of a speciality for Hepola.
Nowhere else in the world is making a speciality of muscat for whites and the unheralded cinsault for reds, with the latter crafted into a delightful, graceful, perfumed cherry-berry lighter style by Montes.
Certainly, this promising development is not a substitute for a speciality status for ICM; however, it is an important step for the adequate recognition of ICM within the European community of medicine.
Dried Dioscoreae rhizoma and rhizome of Dioscorea nipponica Makino were purchased at a speciality market for traditional herbal medicine (Dong Kyung Pharm. Co., Seoul, Korea) and their identity was kindly confirmed by Prof. Yeong Bae Seo (a specialist in plant classification, Natural Products Research Institute, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea).
The Oregon researchers concluded it is a "necessity," not "an added speciality," for college administrators to be prepared to support their students when they experience violence while studying abroad. .
Furthermore, moving from research to clinical work and back to research slows down career development, meaning it takes longer to qualify in a clinical speciality, for example.
