The phrase "are needed specifically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the particular requirements or conditions that must be met in a given context.
Example: "In this project, certain skills are needed specifically to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "are required specifically" or "are necessary specifically".
Programs to reduce negative body image and improve positive body image in dance conservatories are needed, specifically focusing on teachers.
Sure, upgrades are needed, specifically Yan Gomes at catcher and Juan Uribe at 3B, who cannot be playing everyday, and they could probably use a bullpen arm.
"However, there were some individual areas were improvements are needed, specifically around medicines management".
They support the push for Scottish MPs to be excluded from votes on English matters, but believe other measures are needed specifically for the North.
Like any important piece of legislation, improvements are needed, specifically around reducing the cost on startups and increasing incentives for investors.
Furthermore we hypothesized that control areas that are responsible for inhibiting areas with ultra fast responses would be preferentially active when fast and accurate responses are needed, specifically for faces presented at the center and upper visual field.
Current IBC-specific treatments are very limited and development of new therapeutics is needed, specifically therapies against pathways that mediate the aggressive IBC phenotype.
But much more is needed, specifically financing.
Research on prenatal problems linked to stillbirth, such as preterm labor, can help reduce deaths, but more money is needed specifically for stillbirth research, Silver said.
While many exciting individual initiatives exist, more is needed, specifically, new and vibrant proposals for action both within and outside of the final negotiated text.
To do so, a definition of corrupt actions is needed, specifically for actions of corrupt institutions (Miller 2010).
