The phrase "a fully specified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that has been completely defined or detailed, often in technical or formal contexts.
Example: "In order to proceed with the project, we need a fully specified set of requirements from the client."
Alternatives: "a complete specification" or "a detailed description".
To build a fully specified model with investment would require a longer and more elaborate paper.
A fully specified model had only slightly more explanatory power (C = 0.633) than the model with patient characteristics alone.
Based around a 15in LCD screen, the Howie is a fully specified, 8.3cm-thick PC, controlled via a touch screen and a cordless keyboard.
Attempting to understand this synchronized stochasticity, a recent computational approach inferred a fully specified signaling network that quantitatively explained the dynamics of this system21.
It describes the concept of a temporal firewall that forms a fully specified operational interface of a component.
The method assumes that we have a fully specified parametric model with unknown parameters and the design criterion is convex.
He rejects the idea of a fixed, fully specified human nature, regarding natural essences with suspicion.
Such is not the case for a logistic regression approach unless it estimates from a correct and fully specified model.
In this way, one can say that Ockham develops a kind of medieval functionalism, since the determinate content of a concept is fully specified by the input (covariance) and the output (linguistic role) (see King 2007).
Many respondents expressed a desire for fully specified evaluation criteria and instruments to enable them to produce outcome results that are comparable across programs using methods that would be adequately rigorous for publication in the scientific literature.
The base velocity is modeled by a Poisson process for which a probabilistic model is fully specified.
