"this is especially true where" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase to introduce examples that support a point you have just made. For example, "Bilingualism has many benefits; this is especially true where there are large immigrant populations."
"Juries are not all that enamored with cases like this in which there's really no clear underlying crime, and this is especially true where the defendant is a celebrity or an athlete," he said.
This is especially true where there is no existing plant to train operators.
This is especially true where Concurrent Engineering (CE) practices are used to compress the lifecycle through parallelism and cross-functional teams.
This is especially true where punishment through the legal system is concerned, since the punishments at the system's disposal as well as the abuses are typically so severe.
This is especially true where a weak central state gives way to tribal law in remote regions or even in overcrowded and unpolicable urban areas.
This is especially true where the courts have already ruled, and the agency is essentially trying to reverse that court ruling, the ISPs and consumer groups argue.
This was especially true where workers were concerned: The State, John insisted, has an "obligation" to "work actively for the betterment of the condition of the workingman" (para. 20).
This has been especially true where China is concerned.
This may be especially true where gap junctions are used in combination with inhibitory transmitters [48].
This may be especially true where a candidate's education has been poor or disrupted [ 27].
This is especially true here, where, as in Beckstrom, the trial judge found no dishonesty, gross negligence, improper influence, coercion or fraud in the balloting and counting processes.
