The phrase "a specialized need" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific requirement or demand that is tailored to a particular situation or group.
Example: "The organization was created to address a specialized need for mental health services in underserved communities."
Alternatives: "a specific requirement" or "a unique demand."
Special orders will be encouraged as a method to satisfy a specialized need.
Yoh will assess the request, and if the supplier strengthens the supply base or fills a specialized need, they will begin the enrollment and contracting process.
So the question is, how do you design so it doesn't look like it is for or is only usable by someone with a specialized need?" Richard C. Duncan, the senior project manager for the Center for Universal Design, said: "Most people think U.D. is a term that is synonym with accessible design.
This last feature points to a specialized need to further regulate chromatin structure and Pol II movement at very high rates of transcription – this may be required to maintain the fidelity of transcriptional elongation or the splicing process.
Sales associates will be trained to "turn-over" a customer who has a more specialized need, if they cannot fully service the requirement.
Some of the participants in a teen anxiety class were also dealing with ASD, suggesting a more specialized need.
We are a service industry, and we are here to serve the specialized need of every client".
RV accessories exist for every specialized need.
The distant sequence similarity between plant and bacterial members of the ubiquitous polyketide cyclase family and Bet v 1 family members suggests that the Bet v 1 family evolved from the polyketide cyclases in plants as a response to specialized needs of higher plants with respect to development, stress response, defence, and secondary metabolism.
This raises the question of whether the cohesin-H3K27me3 state is a transition between the silenced and active states and/or a specialized state needed to restrain and hold transcription at a critical submaximal level.
The good news is that the Crystal Cathedral responded by embracing neighboring Hispanic people with an array of specialized, needed ministries.
