The phrase "a specified threshold" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular limit or point that has been clearly defined or set for a specific purpose.
Example: "The experiment will only yield results if the temperature exceeds a specified threshold."
Alternatives: "a defined limit" or "a designated level."
The inventory system can easily alert the manager when the supply of an item drops below a specified threshold.
Nevertheless, here the PML is stable if the absorption function σ lies below a specified threshold.
The inventory system can easily alert the manager when the supply of some item drops below a specified threshold.
The criterion determines a failure when the value of a parameter being monitored exceeds a specified threshold.
In the simulations, tracking of secondary electrons was terminated when the range of an electron was below a specified threshold.
To address this, recent work proposes to maximize recall of the classifier under the constraint that its precision should be greater than a specified threshold.
Lobbyists can try to influence lawmakers on behalf of corporate and other clients without registering, as long as the time they spend doing so does not exceed a specified threshold.
If so, what criteria should be applied, eg low-cost items below a specified threshold?" Lear also listed 15 different types of aids or devices to which charges, or contributions from patients, might be applied.
The proposed SSD-constrained market clearing (SSDC-MC) model ensures that the SSD between the scheduled OP and security boundaries does not fall below a specified threshold.
If we are indeed witnessing international erasure on the basis of political opportunism rather than a specified threshold of the rules being breached, we should all have cause for concern.
This gives a measure of system reliability when a large amplitude response exceedance of a specified threshold is designated as the mode of failure.
