The phrase "a correct specification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specification that meets the required standards or criteria.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, we need to ensure that we have a correct specification for the design."
Alternatives: "an accurate specification" or "a valid specification."
These tools need formal specifications of correct program behavior, but writing a correct specification is difficult, just as writing a correct program is difficult.
Dose-finding in clinical studies is typically formulated as a quantile estimation problem, for which a correct specification of the variance function of the outcomes is important.
218, 247 (1832) (Marshall, C. J.) ("The third section [of the 1793 Act] requires, as preliminary to a patent, a correct specification and description of the thing discovered. This is necessary in order to give the public, after the privilege shall expire, the advantage for which the privilege is allowed, and is the foundation of the power to issue the patent").
Many have suggested that a correct specification of the representational contents of perception need not be limited to concepts possessed by the perceiver.
However, since they lack concepts appropriate for a correct specification of the contents of their perception, their perceptual representation of this state of affairs must be nonconceptual.
The point of the fineness of grain argument is to put pressure on the possibility of a subject possessing all the concepts required for a correct specification of the contents of perception.
The dynamic models specified in (1 3) and (4 6) are estimated using the random-effects specification.3 In this case, such an approach requires correct specification of the distribution of the initial values and unobserved individual effects.
This study empirically confirms that relaxing the orthogonality constraint of SC experimental designs increases the reliable information collected in choice tasks, subject to the correct specification of a 'real' SC recall period.
This study empirically confirms that relaxing the orthogonality constraint of SC experimental designs increases the information collected in choice tasks, subject to the accuracy of the non-zero priors in the design and the correct specification of a 'real' SC recall period.
The treatment rule of g X, β) may use only a subset of the high-dimensional covariates (e.g., { X2, X3}), but it always depends on the correct specification of E(Y∣ A = a, X).
Further, FMs are proved successful to develop precise, unambiguous, structured and correct specification at an appropriate level of abstraction (Zhozhikashvili 2014).
