The phrase "a specified quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular characteristic or attribute that has been clearly defined or identified.
Example: "The product must meet a specified quality to ensure customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "a defined quality" or "a designated quality".
On the client end, businesses will only pay for task completed to a specified quality level.
The obligation of the supplier (honey producer) includes the supply of a specified amount of honey with a specified quality and delivery date to Dimma.
Watson's partial to scintilla -- a tiny trace or spark of a specified quality or feeling -- which is precisely what he aims to create with his work.
Franchising has been used to facilitate rapid expansion and the sustainable distribution of products and services of a specified quality in reproductive health.
By explicitly modeling false and true positive peptide identifications, DiriSim enables us to specify the maximally achievable proteome coverage for a specified quality constraint on the final set of peptide discoveries.
Requiring a specified quality of the test leads to the necessary sample size per concentration.
Each curriculum was read thoroughly by two separate assessors who are trained in curriculum development and their consensus on each specified quality item was entered into a checklist for quantitative analysis.
Specifying a quality score file is optional and, when not specified, quality score values will be filled with the maximal allowed quality value.
A sample batch was analyzed as an analytical set including samples along with the following specified quality control samples: method-blank, matrix-spike, duplicate, matrix-spike duplicate, and standard reference material.
In QbD, the process is designed and controlled to deliver specified quality attributes consistently.
Trained analysts using standard forms and protocols maintain the records and specified quality control procedures are rigorously implemented (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 2010).
