The phrase "a specialized analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a detailed examination or study focused on a specific area or subject matter.
Example: "The report includes a specialized analysis of market trends in the technology sector."
Alternatives: "a detailed examination" or "a focused study".
As experimental designs in this field are generally performed using a rather small sample of subjects, general methods described in literature are reconsidered resulting in a specialized analysis for visual perception experiments on displays.
It also has a specialized analysis interface for some PTMs like AMPylation and Eliminylation.
Imaging was performed using a specialized analysis system ("Metasystem" Altlussheim, Germany) to determine tail moment (TM), tail intensity (TI), tail length (TL) and % tail DNA, and all parameters correlated with the degree of DNA damage in the single cell.
For T-wave morphology analysis, a specialized ECG analysis package (ECGAuto; EMKA Technologies, Falls Church, VA) reviewed the collected waveforms.
As with the advent of high-throughput genotyping a few years ago, NGS is a technological advance that requires specialized analysis tools and carries specific study design considerations that are just now starting to be addressed.
Recently launched hyper-spectral instrumentation with ever-increasing data return capabilities deliver the remote-sensing data to characterize planetary soils with increased precision, thus generating the need to classify the returned data in an efficient way for further specialized analysis and detection of features of interest.
The practice of studying immune responses to complicated pathogens with this tool demands extensive knowledge of T cell epitopes and the availability of peptide:MHC complexes for array fabrication as well as a specialized data analysis approach for result interpretation.
A specialized acetabular analysis module was created in the software.
Furthermore, considering the low incidence of TMA and especially TTP [10], the national plans for rare diseases organized in various countries recommend that specialized analysis dedicated to these pathologies remain centralized in a very limited number of university hospital laboratories.
Now several long-flowing streams of interest in Latin jazz are running together, and it seems that the form is becoming recognized as official culture in America, ready for heritage-building, specialized analysis and education.
He was hired by the Cardinals a few months after Michael Lewis published Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game, the 2003 book on the Oakland Athletics' use of sabermetrics (the specialized analysis of baseball statistics that measure in-game activity) to find overlooked players and field a competitive team despite severe financial limitations.
