'specialist capabilities' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to refer to a person or entity's expertise or capabilities in a particular area. For example, "The company has a team of highly-skilled engineers with specialist capabilities in aeronautical physics."
"(The Iraqis) need specialist capabilities, they need training and they need financing as well.
She signalled that "complex and specialist capabilities", including firearms, financial crime and cyber crime, could be shared between forces or transferred to regional organised crime units.
Around 5,000 servicemen and women will support the police and other civil authorities, providing specialist capabilities such as bomb disposal and dog teams.
"Up to 7,500 of them will support the smooth running of Olympic sites while the remainder will use their specialist capabilities and equipment to contribute to the delivery of Olympic security.
We focus on how subsidiary autonomy and changing opportunities to access external (host country) sources of capability contribute to the accumulation of specialist capabilities in five Taiwan-based MNE subsidiaries in the semiconductor industry.
Suppliers who are not formally part of the firm's development programme, but are requested by clients or have specialist capabilities, do not perform well at the outset of a project but accelerate rapidly along the learning curve.
In other words, no specialist capability at the centre is any longer required, simply because the government "gets it".
He did praise the Norfolk investigators for their "impressive" commitment, adding that most UK police forces have little specialist capability in this arena.
Cloudbridging is useful when specialist capability available in-house needs to be integrated with high throughput computation that can be outsourced to an external cloud provider such as Amazon.
The operation was reviewed by a senior counter-terrorism officer who concluded that "there are national units both in policing and with partner agencies that have specialist knowledge and skills that would have added value to the inquiry". He did praise the Norfolk investigators for their "impressive" commitment, adding that most UK police forces have little specialist capability in this arena.
"The Future Reserves must be structured to provide, as they do today, some niche specialists capabilities that aren't cost-effective to maintain on a full time basis," he added.
