does this sentence make sense:
"which requires specifically trained technical staff to perform these tests under laboratory conditions"
?
Or should it be 'specially'... basically they are trained, and their training is particular to them, and not everyone has it.
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does this sentence make sense:
"which requires specifically trained technical staff to perform these tests under laboratory conditions"
?
Or should it be 'specially'... basically they are trained, and their training is particular to them, and not everyone has it.