The phrase "a new specification" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an updated or revised set of requirements or guidelines for a project or product.
Example: "The team has developed a new specification for the software that addresses the issues raised in the last review."
Alternatives: "an updated specification" or "a revised specification."
The axle lock nuts then need to be retorqued to a new specification.
Visa has introduced a new specification to use biometrics with chip card transactions.
This can partly be explained by more candidates switching from the Winter series to the Summer series, due to the introduction of a new specification.
Engine suppliers Renault recently developed a new specification of the device that was run successfully in Austin by two of their other customers, Lotus and Caterham.
We would have expected in the face of a new specification to see schools being more cautious and what we actually saw was that school expectations for Cs went up by 2%.
AQA, which had been trying to draw up a new specification as part of the government's revised qualifications, pulled out saying there were too many difficulties establishing grade boundaries and finding examiners with enough experience.
A newer specification, MPEG-2, was adopted for the DVD format.
The Spaniard earned a 25 grid-place penalty on Thursday when Honda fitted a new-specification internal combustion engine as well as a new turbo, energy store and MGU-H - the electric motor that recovers energy from the turbo.
This chapter is about VDML (Value Delivery Modeling Language), a relatively new specification from the Object Management Group (OMG).
A recent burst of changes — a switch to an E15 blend of Sunoco racing gasoline in 2011 and then to fuel injection last year — seems to be accelerating for the 2013 season, with an entirely new specification for the racecars.
"The new specification A-levels means staff have wanted new textbooks and materials, but we've had to be quite stingy about what we've allowed". But with many of his students coming from less well-off homes, Mr Hill is reluctant to increase their costs.
