The phrase "a specified part of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular section or segment of something that has been clearly defined or identified.
Example: "In the report, we will focus on a specified part of the data that highlights the key trends."
Alternatives: "a designated section of" or "a defined portion of".
Various classes of functions have also been considered, for example, functions yielding a partition of unity [16, 17], functions with short support or a finite number of sign-changes [18 20], or functions that are bounded away from zero on a specified part of the support [21].
It is possible that both colposcopy and EIS missed HG CIN because we did not take random biopsies from normal quadrants of the cervix, or take biopsies from a specified part of the cervix if the colposcopic examination was normal; however, taking these biopsies is not part of routine clinical practice in the UK and Ireland.
Consequently, ultrasonic sensors are placed on the specified part of the surface in order to make a more detailed assessment for the depth of the crack.
As it was specified, part of the workflow was the transformation of the aggregated metadata records to an internal format.
Instead, maximum prices that the providers are allowed to charge for their services if the State is to pay their specified part of the price are negotiated between the Norwegian health authorities and the health service providers' organizations.
Prospective residents can also gain points if they have previously worked in Australia, or if they have studied in certain specified parts of the country, such as metropolitan areas with low population growth.
What this means is they can be designed to circulate in targeted parts of the body and not others (their shape and modulus confine them to specified parts of the circulatory system).
Listing 2 shows the code in DEVS that specifies part of the stimuli generator produced using our approach.
Antimony [ 5] is a model definition language that allows users to specify parts of the model in a scripting-like language, and then combine these parts to create more complex models.
The paper examines the formal and functional properties of the Tenejapa Tzeltal vocabulary labelling features of the local landscape and relates it to spatial vocabulary for describing locative relations, including the uphill/downhill axis for spatial reckoning as well as body part terms for specifying parts of locative grounds.
