The phrase "with specialization" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when describing a specific focus or area of expertise within a larger field or subject. Example: "She graduated with specialization in marketing and has since pursued a successful career in advertising."
Becker won the Nobel Prize at least in part because of his identification of marriage with specialization and trade: men "specialize" in the market and women in the home.
It reduces the risks associated with specialization and therefore encourages more of it.
Gianluca graduated in 2010 from the University of Bologna, Italy; with specialization in Biomedical Engineering.
The major in Hispanic studies with specialization requires 14 courses (minimum of 42 points) as follows.
The Global Studies Minor with Specialization in Latin American Studies is open to students in any major.
Gustavo Robles is PhD candidate in political science at Stanford University with specialization in political methodology and comparative politics.
He finished his PhD in Political Science at Stanford University in 2017 with specialization in Political Methodology and Comparative Politics.
While this fall marks the debut of majors here, Englewood has been experimenting with specialization since 2002, when the district created a magnet program to attract white students from surrounding districts, under the district's efforts to desegregate.
Vegetable cultivation is particularly marked around the city of Bucharest, with specialization in the production of early potatoes, tomatoes, onions, cabbages, and green peppers.
As devotion to a recreational activity increases with specialization, recreationists' ecological understanding (i.e., mental models) of the resource system is also expected to change.
A graduate of Women's College of Medicine in Philadelphia (Drexel University), internship and residency at St . Vincents Hospital in New York (St. Vincent's Medical Center) witHospitallinatioNew Yorkernal medicine, hematology and oncology.
