The phrase "about specialties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific areas of expertise or focus within a particular field or subject.
Example: "In our meeting, we will talk about specialties in digital marketing and how they can benefit our strategy."
Alternatives: "regarding specialties" or "concerning specialties".
Most students develop perceptions about specialties during their clinical clerkships.
Learning about specialties and careers through advisory dean meetings.
Participants attended seminars about specialties in both health professions and gained practical experiences through clinical rotations or experience in dental labs.
Because these numbers lag by a year — this year's stats reflect fellowship enrollments as of December 2011 – he speculated that possibly residents hadn't yet learned of the improved pay in time to influence their decisions about specialties.
All types of physicians in Stockholm County were included in the survey, because the SMA register did not compile information about specialties or type of workplaces.
This study shows how careful we should be to trust students' opinions and preferences about specialties; they probably need much guidance in career choice.
My book, Shops that POP! 7 Steps to Extraordinary Retail Success, is written for, and about, specialty retail and how to create engaging shopper experiences.
DRINKS Queries about specialty cocktails are met with blank stares.
"If then you start talking about specialty coffee, it's an expensive product.
An article last Sunday about specialty coffee in Midtown Manhattan misstated the location of the Little Collins cafe on Lexington Avenue.
The Federation of American Hospitals, which represents for-profit chains like HCA and Tenet Healthcare, has also weighed in with concerns about specialty hospitals and supported the moratorium on new hospitals.
