The phrase "claim specialty" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. It typically refers to a specific area or field in which someone has expertise or knowledge. Example: Her claim specialty lies in environmental law, and she has successfully handled numerous cases related to it.
It was with the emergence of the first doctors claiming specialty status by training and examination that the battle for recognition by colleagues in other specialties could really get under way.
You can thus feel the pleasure rush that the stars of "Stairway" derive from claiming elegant specialty numbers as their own, using muscles that have probably been inactive for a while.
His claim that my specialty is criticizing performers for their looks, which they can't help, is no less erroneous.
Ms. Graham had long been passionate about the French song tradition, a repertory she has since claimed as a specialty.
"You Pulled Me Through," "Giving Myself" and "Invisible" are the kind of slow-burn torch songs that Ms. Hudson calls "power ballads" and claims as her specialty.
Isabelle Faust, violinist; Ewa Kupiec, pianist (Harmonia Mundi France) Ms. Faust, a German violinist little known in this country, makes another exciting foray into the 20th-century repertory she has claimed as her specialty.
Improper performance (31%) was the most prevalent medical misadventure code for high-liability risk specialty claims.
Errors in diagnosis (31%) was the most prevalent medical misadventure code for low-liability risk specialty claims.
In contrast, only one of the dentists in the public clinics was white, and none claimed a dental specialty.
For the analysis of the provider specialty, claims with non-specific physician specialties (for example, a multi-group practice) were excluded and reduced the number of persons eligible for analysis by approximately 3.5%.
