"of different specialities" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a group of people or things that have varying areas of expertise or skills. Example: The team of doctors consisted of different specialities, including cardiology, neurology, and pediatrics.
Both identify the same three key features seen through the perspective of different specialities: the development of male characteristics like facial hair, acanthosis nigricans and menstrual irregularities.
She had been to eight different doctors of different specialities.
DMD prescription and involvement of different specialities in health care service for MS patients was analysed.
The project team consisted of 9 individuals of different specialities from 5 organisations.
Tasks were shifted from different cadres of different specialities at high ranks to cadres at lower ranks.
Adopting Bandura's principles to simulation team training programmes, it is therefore essential to involve real multidisciplinary teams with members of different specialities and levels of expertise.
Ensuring that all departmental inductions cover this same key information, with flexibility for additional department-specific topics, will likely lead to more useful induction experiences for F1s, and guarantee that all of their rotations to different specialities are equally as well supported.
The networks provide medication guideline lists for different specialities such as urology, psychiatry and dermatology, and sub-specialties of internal medicine such as endocrinology and ischemic heart diseases.
In the 1960s, when the IIF method was introduced, requesting it was the prerogative of but a few rheumatologists and immunologists; today, an ever-increasing number of physicians of vastly different specialities prescribe this test.
This transformation is based on converting the current diseasecentred model which is fragmented into different levels, to a more patient-centred integrated and territorial care model that promotes the use of a shared network of the different specialities, the professionals, resources and levels of care, entering into territorial agreements and pacts which stipulate joint goals or objectives.
It offers upwards of 1,000 different specialities in Europe, delivered by a fleet of 5,000 sales vehicles.
