The phrase "specialised technology" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to technology that is designed for a particular purpose, such as "The company invested heavily in specialised technology to improve its production process."
About a third of middle and high schools offer a specialised technology curriculum that includes the teaching of computer science.
The south London council said that it will be taking "far more control" over the way that specialised technology solutions are sourced and managed on its behalf.
This was a £125 million "fund of funds" which invested in a number of specialised technology VC funds such as Advent, Amadeus, MTI and Scottish Equity Partners.
Like many universities, Cambridge has a specialised technology-transfer department where professionals are available to help bio-entrepreneurs consider the available commercialisation options.
Despite challenges from the development of newer and more specialised technologies such as fluidised beds, rotating drums continue to find applications.
In the case of AFS, the complexity of the innovation does not lie in the need for costly and highly specialised technologies, but rather in the dynamic character of adolescent health needs, which are not limited to the biomedical sphere – in which the medical profession is trained – but also encompass social psychological issues (2, 6, 11, 18).
He sees the most immediate uses of the technology in specialised engineering applications, which involve analysing the properties of different structures.
General practitioners (GPs) thereby also serve as gatekeepers to an increasingly specialised medical technology for those patients who need a intensively medical attention or hospital care [ 4].
Few of the interventions we considered require tertiary care, the most complex level of intervention demanding highly specialised, technology-dependent solutions [ 10].
"Our research is about looking at ways to cross-coordinate the vast number of specialised global technologies into a coherent framework," says Mike Jackson, professor of geospatial science at Nottingham.
The recent rapid growth in technology and specialised treatment makes it feasible to centralise the settings for specialised treatment.
