The phrase "specialized organizations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to any kind of organization that specializes in a particular domain or type of activity. For example, "In this part of the country, there are several specialized organizations that provide medical care for the elderly population."
Many other specialized organizations were formed for preparing charts and offering challenge cups for small sailing craft.
The organization has tried new approaches to economic development, encouraging the establishment of specialized organizations to meet specific needs.
But there are also highly specialized organizations that are frequent recipients of earmarks, like Chess-in-the-Schools, an educational program.
In a version of history held by many Germans, the SS and other specialized organizations conceived and carried out policies of extermination against civilians, while the Wehrmacht rank and file went about the usual business of fighting the enemy.
The creation of specialized organizations to investigate accidents, determine the probable cause, and make recommendations to avoid repetition played a key role in the improvement of safe air travel.
In several countries around the world, there are specialized organizations to monitor veterinary drugs in foods of animal origin (Kang et al. 2015).
Polarized cells, such as neuronal, epithelial, and fungal cells, all display a specialized organization of their microtubules (MTs).
Partly as a result of such autonomy, the services offered by firms following the entrepreneurial governance configuration tend to be highly diversified, resulting in a specialized organization structure.
Our findings support the recommendation that ECMO centers should have a specialized organization including ECMO staff members who are well qualified and have experience in ECMO in order to maximize the beneficial effects of this treatment in patients with acute respiratory failure.
When Eric Shinseki led the Army as chief of staff, he was leading a very specialized organization that consumed many things: food, arms, ammunition, clothing, information, housing, education, family services, natural resources in the form of vast acreages of land and, of course, health care.
Integration not only involves the shift from a specialized organization to a horizontal one, but also a real transfer of responsibilities, rights and duties [ 30].
