The phrase "are specifically interested" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing a focused interest in a particular subject or topic.
Example: "We are specifically interested in the impact of climate change on marine biodiversity."
Alternatives: "have a particular interest" or "are particularly keen on".
As part of the latest round of BVC, Unltd are partnering with Clearly So who have a network of angel investors who are specifically interested in investing in social ventures.
In this paper, we are specifically interested in time varying graphs that are relevant in the context of mobile networks.
We are specifically interested in determining the appropriate Markov chain orders which postulate on how many previous actions future ones depend on.
We also excluded plots labeled as "Nonstocked" because those typically have few, if any, trees and we are specifically interested here in tree species composition.
Benferhat et al. (2005) are specifically interested in the question whether the responses of their test subjects corresponded better to Lexicographic Closure or to Rational Closure.
The authors are specifically interested in which reasons the students cited for choosing their major and, therefore, also examined response differences at the individual statement level as well as the composite level.
"We were specifically interested in seeing what sequence these incidents occurred: Are they a victim first, or are they an offender first?" Lambert says.
We were specifically interested in using a connected population because our final trait of interest (KW) is determined through different physiological mechanisms.
We're specifically interested in effigy-building and passport-forging.
Newsweek is getting "a lot of new advertisers" who were "specifically interested in being in this issue because of the content," Ms. Kaplan said.
I am specifically interested in physics and cosmology, to the extent that I hope to write my next book about the search for dark matter.
