The phrase "and has especially been" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a particular aspect or quality that has been notable or significant over a period of time.
Example: "The project has been successful, and has especially been praised for its innovative approach to problem-solving."
Alternatives: "and has particularly been" or "and has notably been".
Endemic cretinism has been observed at high prevalence (up to about 10% of individuals affected) in some small human populations and has especially been common in this region in recent times.
Psychopathy is an important construct in explaining criminal behavior and has especially been linked to violent criminality [ 16].
Overexpression and hyperactivation of PLCγ1 has been implicated in breast and prostate cancers, and has especially been linked to cancer cell invasion [ 23, 24].
The idea that listening to background music boosts learning has a long tradition and has especially been proposed by Georgi Lozanov, a Bulgarian psychotherapist [ 1] who developed a teaching method (suggestopedia) in which background music (mostly classical music) during learning plays a pivotal role.
HIA can be used to estimate the health effects of a broad array of policies or projects in different sectors and have especially been applied to areas such as transportation, social services and housing.
Elevated plasma levels of VEGF have been found in patients with AML and CML, and increased bone marrow vasculature has especially been noted in CML.
And I believe that Assar has especially been able to transform the concept of an art gallery in Iran.
It has especially been developed and validated in non-psychiatric settings [ 33, 34].
But Tran and Ridley have especially been singled out for criticism on social media.
The therapeutic antibodies trastuzumab and pertuzumab have especially been designed to target ErbB-2 [ 33].
The areas of depression and anxiety have especially been pointed out regarding this relationship [ 39].
