The phrase "a specified height and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a particular measurement or requirement, often in technical or formal contexts.
Example: "The structure must be built to a specified height and width to meet safety regulations."
Alternatives: "a defined height and" or "a designated height and".
The secret is a precisely serrated surface, a Lenticular lens, that reflects light differently to those looking from above and below a specified height.
Relative density models (RDM), calculated as the relative percentage of LiDAR returns within a specified height stratum (1 5 m), revealed forest disturbance (e.g., trails and tree gaps) associated with selective logging in the western Brazilian Amazon [2].
In competition, each vaulter is given three chances to clear a specified height.
The wheel impact test is intended to evaluate the impact performance of wheel, that the striker is dropped from a specified height above the tire wheel assembly.
Casting speed was maintained by the computerized program and casting thickness was maintained by lifting casting blade above the fabric up to a specified height using a pair of micrometers attached at the two ends of casting blade.
Its task was to develop a fuse that would detonate an atomic bomb at a specified height above the ground.
It is a measure of body weight for a specified height.
In this research, the authors also used a linear actuator attached along link 2 to further lift the chair and the person to a further specified height.
Two measurements for height, weight, waist and hip were performed and if the difference was more than a specified value (height, waist and hip >1 cm, weight >0.2 kg), a third measurement was carried out.
Flow velocities from 1% Intralipid suspension are obtained across the microfluidic channel with the specified height of 20 µm and the width of 50 µm.
