'pertaining specifically' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You would typically use it when referring to a certain topic or detail that is specifically connected to or descriptive of the subject being discussed. For example, "This research paper pertains specifically to the development of new technologies in the automotive industry."
We performed a systematic review of published studies pertaining to cancer risk in relation to pentachlorophenol exposure, focusing on results pertaining specifically to all cancer sites and specific hematopoietic cancers, and data pertaining to risks associated with other types of chlorophenols, dioxins, or furans.
Dates pertaining specifically to Apple are in Bold font.
Holmberg (2014) has similarly defined altmetrics as pertaining specifically to social media.
Despite significant literature associated with spinal injuries and recreational diving, few articles exist regarding competitive diving injuries, with no reports pertaining specifically to spinal injuries.
There are two key concepts with which solutions and policies, both pertaining specifically to biodiversity and other decisions which were not initially considered relevant to biodiversity such as urban planning or agriculture, should be evaluated: ecosystem integration and biomimicry.
The report, "Women at Risk: The Health of Women in New York City," focused on an array of issues affecting women's health, including access to health care and cancer screenings as well as behavioral issues, and was based on data pertaining specifically to women that was culled from several surveys in 2002 and 2003.
The following search criteria were specifically devised to locate studies specifically pertaining to the reporting quality of case series and to provide evidence for the objectives previously stated.
25 The following search criteria were specifically devised to locate studies specifically pertaining to the use of the Cook-Swartz Doppler and to provide evidence for the objectives previously stated.
The statistical analysis of all the data sets pertaining to efficacy (specifically, primary and secondary end points) and safety (specifically, serious adverse events as defined by federal guidelines) has been independently performed by a biostatistician who is not employed by the corporate entity.
Applicants must also answer a few additional questions in CASPA specifically pertaining to the Stanford School of Medicine MS in PA Studies program.
In addition, some of the issues specifically pertaining to the interpretation of such data in knockout studies are addressed.
