The phrase "specialized functionality" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific feature or aspect of a product or system that is designed to perform a particular task or function. Example: "The new software has a range of specialized functionality, including advanced data analysis tools and customizable reporting options."
However, full realization of these benefits requires specialized functionality, including top-down modeling, objects with functional behavior, the ability to embed contextual design intent, automation of layout and detailing and appropriate management of similar objects.
Niche social networks are likely a viable business because they allow specialized functionality and a subjective community feel as opposed to general interest sites that defer to either the lowest common denominator or the 15-25 year old demographic.
The robo-vacuum is also more than a quarter smaller than its predecessor and features specialized functionality for getting close cleans up against walls, an issue with a number of other similar devices.
By comparing connectomes derived from simple to more advanced species, we identify two conserved themes of wiring: the tendency to organize network topology into communities that serve specialized functionality and the general drive to enable high topological integration by means of investment of neural resources in short communication paths, hubs, and rich clubs.
Encapsulating specialized functionality behind well-defined interfaces leads to self-contained components.
Plug-ins are a way to augment a general-purpose tool with specialized functionality without cluttering up the core with functionality pertinent only to a few users.
There is also an imperative demand from the medical sector for more advanced materials with both biocompatibility and specialized functionalities to be used in living systems.
SeqPig extends Pig with a number of features and functionalities specialized for processing sequencing data.
The application functionality is designed around Mathematica's in-built image processing capability with custom designed functions specialized at segmenting greyscale microscope images.
This allows one to visualize their structure and functionality at a higher level of complexity, in which highly specialized, yet partially overlapping, functional modules interact and orchestrate their functional contributions to processes implicated in HF. Figure 3 graphically illustrates this functional landscape and module-oriented architecture.
Each module is a separate open source project, specialized for certain features and functionality within a web site.
