"specialized institution" is a correct and useable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a type of organization or center that is dedicated to a specific purpose or activity. For example, "The hospital is a specialized institution devoted to providing medical care to the community."
"We're a small, specialized institution," he said.
The Madrasa: The specialized institution of learning that was adopted by the Seljuqs to promote Sunni teaching.
In contrast to that observed in the urban children, glucocorticoids had little influence on the levels of NOex in the children living in the specialized institution.
The first group included 63 children (10±3 years) recruited from a specialized institution for asthmatic children, and the second group consisted of 46 asthmatic children (9±3 years) living in an urban area.
His many illnesses and heavy blues were not all invented, however, and he spent some time in the mid-1850s in a "specialized institution," with what sounds like a nervous breakdown.
Measurements and results: The concentrations of NOex in children in the specialized institution were significantly lower (P<.001) than those in asthmatic children living in the city (5.1±2.4 vs. 13.8±9.3 ppb) and comparable to those in healthy controls (5.3±4.0 ppb).
The University of Ibadan and a technical institute are located in the city, and there are many specialized institutions.
Over time, however, new companies and specialized institutions arose to provide once-missing services.
The courts themselves remained specialized institutions of the executive rather than normal parts of the judiciary.
It also helps to spread the culture of evaluation within specialized institutions.
Grande école, (French: "great school") Any of several preeminent specialized institutions of higher learning in France.
