The phrase "a specified probability of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the likelihood or chance of a particular event occurring, often in statistical or mathematical contexts.
Example: "The experiment was designed to determine a specified probability of success under various conditions."
Alternatives: "a defined likelihood of" or "a determined chance of".
The goal of phase I clinical trials is to estimate the maximum tolerated dose (MTD), the highest dose at which a specified probability of toxic response is not exceeded.
Taking both the reconstruction accuracy and the presence of false points into account, we use the Mean Square Error (MSE) and a specified probability of detection P D to evaluate the SR power of different methods.
This uncertainty is usually summarized by a confidence interval, which is claimed to have a specified probability of including the true parameter value.
To consider the uncertainty in DEA models, different scenarios are formulated with a specified probability for input and output data instead of using point estimates.
AIPE identifies a range (half-width, w) within which an effect size can be bracketed with a specified probability, independent of the magnitude of the observed effect size.
A CDEN model allows users to estimate parameters of a specified probability density function conditioned upon values of a set of predictors using the MLP architecture.
Virtual projects are created and progress through the drug discovery pipeline by successfully passing a series of go/no-go decision points based on a random number assignment and comparison against the user specified probability of success threshold for the particular milestone transition.
The solution of the polynomial is obtained using some standard techniques which, in turn, gives the design values of the members for that specified probability of failure.
In order to study the effect of ligand binding, simulations were run to equilibrium for unligated receptors with specified probabilities of dimerization and monomerization.
We need also specify probabilities of household occupants taking morning showers only, evening showers only, or both.
