The phrase "are specifically referred" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that certain subjects or items are mentioned or identified in a specific manner.
Example: "In the report, the findings are specifically referred to in the conclusion section."
Alternatives: "are explicitly mentioned" or "are particularly noted".
In practice, substances that are considered acids by the Lewis definition, other than those associated with hydrogen ions and protons, are specifically referred to as Lewis acids.
While this highlights the important role of the educator, it also serves to imply that when babies and toddlers are specifically referred to, they are primarily represented as the recipients of educators' actions, rather than as actors in their own terms.
Without any notes, tumor samples are specifically referred to HCC.
In a number of places, including Samoa, women are specifically referred to as the most reliable remitters [ 43].
The first three examples are specifically referred to as riboswitches [ 10] as certain conditions, such as interactions with small metabolites, alter their structure and thereby directly influence the production of proteins encoded by the mRNA on which they reside.
Both species have anadromous and resident freshwater life histories; anadromous coastal rainbow trout are specifically referred to as steelhead while anadromous cutthroat trout are referred to as sea-run cutthroat trout.
If you are specifically referring to the woman happily married to a man with the gay orientation bit, my advice is not so different.
And when we are specifically referring to wedding gifts (or bridal shower and engagement presents), if is often looked upon as ungrateful if a thank you note is not written and sent promptly.
You are specifically referring to the only drugs story you have in your canon which goes "there was a bit of pot about, I tried it, didn't like it, passed it on".
4 5 Thus, when referring to the drug treatment of resistant hypertension, guidelines are specifically referring to fourth-line drug treatment, usually added to treatment with A+C+D.
*Note: T-CAB members are specifically referring to vivax when they say they are worried about malaria, as they were asked "Do you worry about getting vivax malaria?".
