The phrase "specialised focus on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a concentrated area of interest or expertise in a particular subject or field.
Example: "Our research team has a specialised focus on renewable energy technologies."
Alternatives: "narrowed emphasis on" or "targeted attention to".
Further, the specialised focus of these models, for example on publications and economic benefits, may not cover a range of other areas where research could have impact.
Private universities are still rare in western Europe, and they are usually small and specialised, focusing on courses such as management and accountancy.
The recognised DAs are either specialised, hence focused on a specific agricultural or agro-industrial production often with a designation of origin, or non-specialised (Table 3).
They are contained across a range of literature search sources from large ubiquitous databases to smaller specialised datasets focused on specific subject areas.
They may have rich and complete service portfolios that autonomously offer integrated service bundles, or they may be very specialised and focused on limited care phases or processes within a disintegrated service landscape.
There is a place for specialised consultancies that focus on just a few industries.
His strategy has been to focus on specialised products like celebrity sex tapes and pornographic parodies.
Nearly 40% of new drugs approved in the US last year were for rare diseases, underscoring the industry's focus on specialised products where competition is limited and annual costs often exceed $100,000£64,21010) per patient.
Its focus on specialised niches, the stamp of approval from important foreign regulators such as America's Food and Drug Administration, and the ARV contracts it has already bagged certainly put it on the right footing.
