The phrase "with specializations in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing areas of expertise or focus within a particular field or discipline.
Example: "She holds a degree in biology with specializations in marine ecology and conservation."
Alternatives: "with a focus on" or "specializing in".
Upper level courses are often taught by faculty with specializations in that topic area.
He holds a MSc degree in Supply Chain Management with specializations in transport and logistics, and transport geography modelling from WU Vienna University of Economics and Business.
This current opinion piece combines the art and science perspectives of a clinician/coach (PM) and an applied sport scientist/physiologist (PL), both with specializations in endurance performance.
In contrast, entrepreneurs must be able to evaluate employees with specializations in either human capital subcomponent, and they can only do that effectively if they have skills in both areas.
During the years of operations, the Polio Eradication Initiative [PEI] in the Region mobilized and trained tremendous amount of manpower with specializations in surveillance, social mobilization, supplementary immunization activities [SIAs], data management and laboratory staff.
Bernardo Kastrup has a Ph.D. in computer engineering with specializations in artificial intelligence and reconfigurable computing.
Vegetable cultivation is particularly marked around the city of Bucharest, with specialization in the production of early potatoes, tomatoes, onions, cabbages, and green peppers.
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.
"Art Nouveau comes from the idea that straight lines in nature don't exist — and this works particularly well with our tradition of nonfigurative, organic design, and of repetition and arabesque," said Sarra Jawaher Soussi, a professor of fashion and art history, with specialization in jewelry, in the design section of Collège LaSalle in Tunis.
He holds MSc, PhD and DSc degrees in Mathematics, with specialization in the Operations Research area.
Dr. Idowu Mopelola is an associate Professor with specialization in surface and photochemistry in the Chemistry Department at Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta Nigeria.
