The phrase "and specialize in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a focus or expertise in a particular area or field.
Example: "Our company offers a range of services, and specialize in the development of custom software solutions."
Alternatives: "and focus on the" or "and have expertise in the".
Already there are startups like Mythic and SambaNova Systems, which have raised tens of millions of dollars and specialize in the rapid-fire calculations for typical AI processes.
As a product's scope and feature set expands, growth teams start to formulate and specialize in the different areas that were once covered by a single growth hacker.
This study involved informal sector medicine sellers who operate out of fixed premises and specialize in the sale of medicines, as identified during the enumeration of health providers.
It will emphasize custom work of the highest quality, and specialize in the most demanding needs of new and remodeled designer homes in the $3 to $15 million price range.
We will emphasize on custom work of the highest quality, and specialize in the most demanding needs of new and remodeled designer homes in the $3 to $15 million price range.
These cells are located in the tissue of the testes in males and specialize in the synthesis and secretion of testosterone into the blood plasma.
That requires perusing pitching charts,studying video of opposing hitters, and specializing in the needs and whimsof his own pitchers.
Mrs. Spector started collecting antiques, books, prints, and other works of art in earnest in 1957 and specialized in the work of Rockwell Kent.
Also incorporated in the university system is Macdonald College at Sainte-Anne de Bellevue, founded in 1907 and specializing in the agricultural sciences.
She is a research scientist and neurologist in the neurology department at Columbia University and specializes in the genetics and epidemiology of epilepsy.
