'narrow specialist' is a grammatically correct and suitable phrase for use in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person who has an expert-level understanding of a particular field or subject area which is much more specific than the average person. For example: "The doctor was a narrow specialist in pediatric neurology, so we decided to see him for our daughter's head injury."
But after that, this kind of law became a narrow specialist field, Ms. Wedgwood said.
Microsoft's primary selling point over a narrow specialist like Apple has long been that it offers choice and caters to the masses.
The Oxford Companion to Military History (2001), which he edited, shows that he was no narrow specialist; he understood ancient commanders as well as modern ones, and appreciated the ways in which changes in weaponry have constantly transformed tactics.
In particular, in this sector, one would expect many narrow, specialist education programmes.
Besides this shift to broader programmes, offering broad variants of narrow programmes while maintaining the narrow, specialist variants could be highly allocation efficient.
Shifting the student influx from narrow to broad programmes partly by offering broad variants of narrow programmes while maintaining the narrow, specialist variants could be highly allocation efficient.
It's often said that professors today are narrow specialists; in fact, everyone is a specialist, because the modern world is built on specialization.
Too many Americans think of science education as useful only for a group of narrow specialists who are headed for technical careers.
It's not shocking that these groups seem to have approached the problem of bankruptcies largely as narrow specialists, thinking mostly of the interests of their clients, rather than of the economy as a whole.
The winners are generally familiar celebrity starchitects Rem Koolhaas, Norman Foster, Zaha Hadid, Frank Gehry or, in more contrarian years, narrow specialists from discursive or geographical margins, such as the Australian Glenn Murcutt, whose remarkable body of work consists largely of exquisite variations on the same techno-ecological country house.
Such folk tend to come in two forms: narrow specialists who know the last detail about tax or tanks (and hang out in the Brookings Institution or Rand); and committed ideologues bent on weeding out the last twinge of socialism (the Heritage Foundation and the Cato Institute).
