The phrase "attained specifically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the particular manner or method by which something has been achieved or reached.
Example: "The goals were attained specifically through a series of targeted strategies that focused on community engagement."
Alternatives: "achieved in particular" or "reached specifically".
To adequately perform the telephone interview, all participating BCNs attained a training, specifically developed for this study.
Specifically, we attained a comprehensive list of genetic variants associated with disease from a curated database, VARiants Informing MEDicine (VARIMED).
Specifically, attaining credit-granting integer scores increases the probability that a student will receive a bachelor's degree within four years by 1 to 2 percentage points per exam.
Furthermore, the observation that, in contrast to mature cells, committed luminal cells constitutively express high levels of CCNB1 (similar to bipotent cells, Figure 3 ) suggests that attaining luminal differentiation specifically requires the block of cell cycle progression before entering mitosis.
At this point you have attained something called unconscious competence - specifically, you are competent at the task but you no longer have to give it any conscious thought.
Specifically, PD patients attained significantly lower scores for verbal learning and delayed verbal free recall (both p <.01), whereas immediate memory span and verbal recognition were preserved.
In order to adequately perform the telephone interview, all participating nurses attained four half-day training sessions, specifically developed for this study.
Specifically, in individuals who had attained a low level of education, the OR was >1.0, indicating that the prevalence of OP was higher in these individuals.
More specifically, minimal impact across all categories is attained when the smallest binder content (required to attain a target strength or stiffness) is used.
Specifically, topoclimate, hosts and soil, in pairs, attained higher amounts of variation.
