The phrase "a specification about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a detailed description or requirement regarding a particular subject or item.
Example: "The engineer provided a specification about the materials needed for the construction project."
Alternatives: "a specification regarding" or "a specification for".
To provide a better facility for describing behaviour specification about a BPMN diagram, we also present a pattern-based approach using which a workflow designer could specify properties which could otherwise be difficult to express.
Now it's worth noting that we're talking about a specification and reference implementations here.
On this language rests the other key element of the formal method: the ability to reason about a specification.
An example is the specification about whether a block's mechanical attributes (e.g., mass, applied forces) or its electrical attributes (e.g., current, resistance) are considered.
Secondly, and perhaps more important within a questionnaire study, any more concrete specification about where the additional taxes would go to might have led to particular reactions which, perhaps, should be avoided.
"People assumed that it was in the federal obscenity statute, that there was some specification about bondage and penetration," says I. S. Levine, a k a Ernest Greene, longtime video director and screenwriter in the San Fernando Valley.
The primary reference in this chapter is [RFC3513], which defines the protocol specification about IPv6 addresses.
Another example is the specification about whether the friction between two blocks is considered or not.
An example is the specification about whether two blocks in contact are considered as they are (two blocks) or as one block.
While CGs mainly addressed treatment for older patients, few of them provided specification about different classes of age.
