The sentence "that we especially" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used as a subordinate clause to add emphasis or clarification to the main clause. Example: I have prepared a special dinner for tonight, one that we especially enjoy on special occasions.
For me, it is the one-sided thuggish image of the Romans that we especially need to re-examine.
The Jets sold counterfeit quarterback chronicles that we — especially the New York news media — bought hook, line and laptop.
"They are exhausted by those countless millions of decisions that we, especially parents, have to make every day".
I know that's supposed to be a bad thing, that we – especially women – are meant to be more expansive, but you know what's worse?
Throughout the day, we'll be picking a Top 12 that we especially enjoyed for one reason or another – great style, thorough research, the way they chimed with their audience, their originality of thought.
We will accept any reasonable challenge, we are happy to drive long and far, but it may help to know that we especially love spicy food, outdoor swimming, friendly people, good coffee, independent bookshops, wide open landscapes, unspoilt nature, roadside Americana, tumbleweed, iconic motels, giant balls of string, pre-Columbian history, and pleasant surprises.
To that, we add, "especially when its hand is touching itself in the squad car".
To that end, we especially encourage under-represented minorities to apply for our training programs.
That, we understand, is unpleasant, especially to people who think in the old style".
"But after that we created enough chances, especially in the second half.
Everything America, especially educators, that we give excuses for.
