The phrase "specialized book" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to refer to a book that provides in-depth information on a particular subject or field. For example, "Dr. Smith used a specialized book to better understand the technical aspects of his research project."
The pioneer Book-of-the-Month Club in America (1926) developed a membership that ran into hundreds of thousands, followed by The Literary Guild, its great rival, and specialized book clubs that covered a variety of special reader interests.
As I tried to envision the pineapple's leaves soaring above my tiny frog self, like the shells of the Sydney Opera House, a passage from the wonderful though admittedly specialized book "Mites of Moths and Butterflies" ran through my head: The magic of the microscope is not that it makes little creatures larger, but that it makes a large one smaller.
Those who go there hungry for a chance encounter with Brahms, Strauss, and the many other renowned and wet-behind-the-ears music-makers who grace the pages of this specialized book ("It was in Carlsbad that Beethoven met Goethe") will have to slake their appetites with bibimbap, seaweed salad, and this font of delightful musical tidbits instead.
Mr. McComas' site, Reddit Gifts was purchased by Reddit two months ago, and Reddit appears to be cultivating the giving spirit (and attractiveness of its site) by creating specialized book exchanges, Halloween gifting, and real-world gatherings where people can meet their anonymous benefactors.
For a more comprehensive discussion of wireless virtualization, the interested reader is referred to a specialized book on this topic[201].
Choose a specialized book for your portfolio.
Williams assumes and addresses people who would rather be rich in leisure time and energy to visit museums, read specialized books, and savor wayward discourses.
Many 18th-century artists specialized in book illustration.
Operating a lending library from her shop, she specialized in books published in Great Britain and the United States.
But its specialty is inexpensive reprints of literature and specialized professional books that have gone out of print or off copyright.
These data were gathered from a diversity of sources, including peer-reviewed literature, specialized text books, and reports from national health departments and international organizations, such as WHO and the Food and Agriculture Organization.
