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The phrase "specialist to work" is not correct in English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a context where you are referring to a specialist who is expected to perform work, but it needs additional words for clarity. Example: "We are looking for a specialist to work on our new project."
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The Mets hired Vern Gambetta as a director of strength and conditioning and retained Mark Lindsay as a hamstring specialist to work with Reyes.
Hunt wants schools and CAMHS teams to work more closely together and for more schools to have a CAMHS specialist to work with troubled children.
"She could be developed massively in this area if we had a primary sports specialist to work with her," says Mr Draper.
That allows the opportunity for a cycling specialist to work for the team and push team-mates harder during this phase, between the swim and the run.
If necessary, there should not only be the appointment of a counselor, but perhaps, in some high conflict cases, a parenting coordinator or some other specialist to work with the parties in order to cool down disputes over custody and parenting time.
At the request of the Jalalabat Governor, UNICEF has assigned a water and sanitation specialist to work closely with the local authorities for two months to find ways to improve the situation.
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It will require different sectors and specialists to work together.
"This allows coaches and biomechanics specialists to work together to improve performance and reduce injury".
Police officers had cordoned off the cafe with barriers to allow forensic specialists to work there.
Finally, Baranets argues that the rebels don't have the specialists to work such advanced technology.
The report said Mr. Hussein had recalled specialists to work on his nuclear weapons program.
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