The phrase "specialised to" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something has been designed or adapted for a specific purpose or audience. Example: This textbook has been specialised to meet the needs of high school students, with simplified language and more relatable examples.
We need to have someone specialised to discuss [this]," she said.
If one could be found that is sufficiently specialised to this host, so that it won't affect the islands' native insects, it could be a promising strategy.
"This court, with all due respect to the people in it, is not specialised to deal with the trial of the president of the republic.
OTC traders like to deal directly with each other, and their products are often too specialised to fit on an exchange.
In the case of the Galapagos Islands it was a group of finches, each specialised to eat a different foodstuff, that set Darwin thinking.
Just as three sorts of body lice, specialised to be able to grasp different sorts of hair, live on humans, so water lice are host to two sorts of bdelloid.
Once, the equipment it bought was so specialised to the task of making one particular model (eg, a motor car or memory chip) that the factory had in effect to be bulldozed and rebuilt when a replacement was introduced.
Psychopaths scored much less around 40%—and those in the middle of the psychopathy scale scored midway between the two.The Wason test suggests that analysing social contracts and analysing risk are what evolutionary psychologists call cognitive modules bundles of mental adaptations that act like bodily organs in that they are specialised to a particular job.
Specialised to concrete, the continuous phase represents mortar, while the features are aggregates and voids.
Corresponding software tools are generally specialised to perform normalisation of the flows to the functional unit.
The general model from [5] will be introduced and specialised to describe extraction from a dilute suspension of coffee grains.
