The phrase "concentrate specifically" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: In order to improve your focus, it is important to concentrate specifically on the task at hand, without any distractions.
More recently, in October 2005, they cemented their success by founding the Telegram imprint, designed to concentrate specifically on international fiction.
Historians concentrate specifically on the evidence of written texts, while archaeologists directly examine all aspects of a society's material culture its architecture, art, and artifacts, including texts the material objects made, used, and discarded by human beings.
We concentrate specifically on building hypotheses to explain how seasonal mortality is linked to near road movements.
The law also requires that drivers remain seated at the wheel while a self-driving system is operating, but specifically allows that a human behind the wheel not have to pay attention to traffic or concentrate specifically on surrounding traffic.
Although data has been recorded for the past 20 years, most of the studies did not concentrate specifically on the waves or their physical properties, but were mainly focused on their long-term variation and dependence on the solar cycles.
In the context of transitions to democracy, some scholars concentrate specifically on the significance of trials in response to collective and politically significant crimes, such as those involving human rights abuses by officials.
44 Two studies involved specific interventions, 45 46 and 7 studies concentrated specifically on QI rather than quality and safety oversight or routine.
From an alignment of 46,072 SNP positions, strain-specific SNPs were removed to decrease the time for ancestral character estimation concentrating specifically on certain internal branches of the phylogeny.
Nick Cochrane is the director and founder of Zebra People, a digital recruitment consultancy based in London that concentrates specifically on recruiting for the digital industry.
Nancy LeaMond, AARP's executive vice president for social impact, said: "We have not concentrated specifically on convincing our members that it's important to vote.
This work concentrates specifically on these aspects.
