The phrase "specialized press" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to media outlets or publications that focus on a specific topic or niche. Example: "I always read the latest updates on technology in the specialized press before making any purchases."
He patented this specialized press in 1843.
"A specialized press court is hardly the solution to the problems Iraqi journalists face on a daily basis," Mohamed Abdel Dayem, Middle East director for the Committee to Protect Journalists, said in a recent statement.
Magma's platform is used by more than 100 publications, including partnerships with digital publisher Issuu, and the Danish Specialized Press, a trade organization for publishers.
We started in a qualitative way, by screening publicly available data such as company announcements, financial reports and specialized press reports, which allowed us to review an immense amount of on-line information pertaining to the competitive cloud computing industry.
After the almost unanimous praise received by the album Decipher and the perplexities raised by the new musical direction of the EP Exordium, there were great expectations for the new album by fans and specialized press alike.
British specialized press took notice of the band and especially weekly magazines like Sounds and later Kerrang! dedicated covers to Girlschool and had frequent articles for either their stage performances or for their off-stage drinking bouts and 'no-nonsense attitude', during their period of maximum media exposition and chart success.
In response to these challenges, fromagers developed work-arounds — new curd-cutting tools, higher cooking temperatures, specialized presses — to make sure that the cheese came out dry enough.
One major source was found to be the specialized cinematographic press, especially since a search of Turin's commercial and anagraphical archives has yielded no results.
In his extensive photo-book collection are volumes by the Dutch photographer Cas Oorthuys, who came to Britain in the nineteen-fifties to shoot scenes of Oxford and Cambridge, and the Chilean photographer Sergio Larrain, whose wintry pictures of London Parr edited for a specialized photography press in 1998.
The specialized medical press was quick to bring attention to the new trends and to prepare the public for the changes that occurred a few years later.
Many compound bows cannot be safely strung without a specialized "bow press" to hold the bow in place and bend the limbs in the appropriate position.
