'specialised stores' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to stores that specialize in a particular product or service. For example, "The city is home to many specialised stores that sell rare and vintage clothing."
If students study and watch TV at the same time, for example, the information from their schoolwork goes into the striatum, a region specialised for storing new procedures and skills, not facts and ideas.
If students study and watch TV at the same time, for example, the information from their course work goes into the striatum, a region specialised for storing new procedures and skills, not facts and ideas.
The card is accepted in several large retailers and stores specialised in the goods eligible for financing under the programme, and other stores offering construction materials.
Look for paprika in supermarkets, gourmet grocery stores and stores specialising in spices and herbs.
Book stores specialising in political material in downtown Hong Kong also saw a raft of closings.
Fresh & Wild, in London and Bristol (www.freshandwild.com), has huge stores specialising in natural foods, with lots of organic options.
Lam was one of five booksellers whose disappearances over the past year have been linked to the Causeway Bay Books store that had specialised in publishing and selling books about China's leaders, including President Xi Jinping.
A type of image capture system specialised for quickly capturing and storing the imprint of your finger will be embedded below a swipe panel – in this case possibly below the home button on the iPhone 5S – which the user runs their finger over.
Find some mugs that everyone would like if you are storing them, or buy a mug specialised to the person if giving it fairly soon.
The specialised ability of cardiorespiratory endurance system permits humans to store and release energy effectively during a race and helps to keep the body's centre of mass stable and overcome the thermoregulatory challenges of long distance running through sweating, evaporation and cooling [ 9].
