The phrase "are in specific" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to convey a meaning related to specificity, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The results of the study are in specific areas of interest that require further investigation."
Alternatives: "are in particular" or "are specifically in".
Workers also tend to stay on low pay if they are in specific industries, such as sales or hospitality.
He stocks foods that are in specific demand in each neighborhood.
To be terrified at seeing your child on the edge of a precipice is hardly unreasonable, he said, and emotions should be assessed less in terms of their rationality than of how appropriate and proportionate they are in specific situations.
When a period begins, players are in specific and fixed locations on the field, and the ball or puck is far from any team's goal.
Ideally this will involve in vitro cell cultures that produce TEs in a synchronous manner to provide access to high percentages of TEs that are in specific stages of development.
This paper focuses on the study of emissions in Wi-Fi networks in a typical indoor place, inside a building, by quantifying exposure levels detected in different locations of the house, when router-terminal devices are in specific positions, and also by characterizing the fluctuations arising from the type of traffic which is sent through the network.
It's in specific dollars and cents.
Meaning (or humor, or interestingness) is in specific details, not in broad statements.
Many believers would say that sacred places are important in understanding religion since it is in specific locations that they find God.
Moreover, we found the precipitation of MgO in Zn1−xMgxO nanostructures was in specific crystal planes.
The practical application of physically connected sensors is in specific environment (military approach, battle field environment, etc).
