The phrase "specialized at" is not correct in standard written English
The correct expression is "specialized in."
Example: "She is specialized in marine biology."
Alternatives: "focused on" or "expert in."
#googleio May 15 , 20135.37pm BST Things are getting really specialized at the conference as Google demos Android Studio.
While Sinatra specialized at the time in ballads and slow foxtrots, Miss Haines threw herself into rhythmic up-tempo tunes.
that will be instanciated and specialized at design time.
The application functionality is designed around Mathematica's in-built image processing capability with custom designed functions specialized at segmenting greyscale microscope images.
The translator, as well as having a vast cultural and world knowledge, is required to be specialized at a specific field.
Other approaches like [31, 34 38], have introduced the management of semantic knowledge in their models to drive the services' composition and interoperation but, despite this, they do not allow processes to be specialized at runtime, through dynamic service composition.
My father explained this while making arrangements for me to specialize at school in physics and chemistry.
Concerned that clothing and stereo components were too different, Mr. Woo insisted that Mr. Hsu specialize at first in clothing.
He added: "I feel there is pressure by parents and high school coaches for kids to specialize at an early age, to pick a school primarily on the basis of athletics.
In fact she doesn't really specialize at all - though relatively early in her career she did record all the Mozart piano concertos and sonatas and more recently surveyed the Schubert sonatas.
Peter Ingleton, Toronto: Your suggestions are limited enough that they can be implemented even by those who choose to specialize at the undergraduate level, rounding out their education and providing such students with much needed perspective.
