The phrase "specialize to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to indicate that someone or something has focused their attention on a particular area. For example, "She has decided to specialize to the IT industry."
The ability to specialize, to know what it takes to be an expert, these are vital.
They will specialize to support the needs of growing regional trade, emerging city states, on-line communities of choice, and the next generation of flexible workers and entrepreneurs.
Artists who do such work specialize to the extent that some do only human figures, some do only script, some do only numbers.
With practice, neurons in the visual cortex and elsewhere specialize to identify these signature patterns, and finding them frees up mental resources for deductive reasoning, to check answers or to move on to harder problems.
They then rapidly diversified, and a wide variety of orb weavers emerged by the middle of the Jurassic period, about 170 million years ago, according to a study in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B. In the past, scientists thought that orb weavers diversified when flying insects did — that the spiders needed to specialize to catch different insects.
Undaunted, Poincaré set up a general framework for the problem, but, in order to make serious progress, he was forced to specialize to three bodies and to assume that one of them has negligible mass in comparison with the other two.
Prey maximize the genotypic distance between the different sub-populations and different sub-populations of predators specialize to-wards each of these (for an extensive analysis of these dynamics, see [ 15]).
"It is specialized to the point of automatization".
"They're specializing to the point of lunacy," said Mr. Roberts.
In order to meet their high nutrient demands, deer are specialized to exploit disturbed ecosystems.
Some small-scale plasma gasifiers are specialized to process materials like asbestos or medical waste.
