'specifically prepared' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that has been made or altered in a particular way in order to fulfill a particular purpose. For example: The food was specifically prepared to meet the needs of the guests at the event.
Relatively few studies have focused on site-specific mutants specifically prepared to remold the hydrophobic active site contour of a class I terpenoid cyclase, and fewer still have been explicitly guided or accompanied by experimentally determined crystal structures.
These findings can be used to develop strategies to increase enrollment and, therefore, the number of doctorally prepared faculty who are specifically prepared to excel as nursing faculty.
When the study necessitates the combination of different techniques, determining if a single sample can be analysed with all the techniques, or if adapted sections should and can be specifically prepared is a major question, for which both sample preparation strategy and thickness are key factors.
"Nothing in our evolutionary history specifically prepared us to live in large societies," he says.
They'll have two or three things specifically prepared for this game.
"Infants need foods specifically prepared for them without added salt, so it is important to adapt the family diet.
It was the least the visitors deserved for a first half in which they dominated, leaving Neil baffled with his side's failure to cope with a style for which he said they had specifically prepared.
On a pitch shorn of grass specifically prepared for India's spin trio of Bishan Bedi, Bhagwath Chandresekhar and Erpalli Prasanna, Bob Willis took five wickets to bowl India out for 155 on the second morning.
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It was a tactic that Finn had specifically prepared for Gayle in consultation with captain Stuart Broad and coach Andy Flower.
In this work, samples were specifically prepared to investigate the effects of annealing temperature (AT), deposition amount (DA), and dwelling time (DT) on Au NPs on Si (111).
