The phrase "a strict specification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a detailed and precise description of requirements or standards for a project or task.
Example: "The project requires a strict specification to ensure that all team members understand the exact requirements."
Alternatives: "a detailed specification" or "a precise specification".
Nevertheless, there was a risk that producing an instrument to this strict specification could have resulted in suboptimal measurement properties.
Grana Padano was awarded the PDO status by the EU in 1996 and its production is guaranteed by strict Specification Rules.
By creating a new non-Java virtual machine (Dalvik) underneath Android's Java API-based libraries, Google sidestepped the strict specification license restrictions of required compatibility and no subsetting, supersetting or namespace pollution.
It meets the W3C XHTML 1.0 Strict specification drafted by the World Wide Web consortium.
The strict specification of protocol elements helped us to recognize inconsistencies and potential problems with equipment.
In zebrafish, miR-214 enhances the cellular response to Hedgehog signaling and facilitates strict specification of muscle cell types through the repression of su fu), which is a negative regulator of Hedgehog signaling (Flynt et al. 2007).
However, despite the assignment of the level of evidence to each study and the strict specification of the strength of evidence, the database has not been shown to be always clear.
The strict specifications for specific applications of the ductile iron casting must qualify the defined standards with limiting tensile strength and the correct material composition limits.
A traditional fireplace will also produce a significant amount of smoke, and therefore must have a chimney built to strict specifications.
He initiated a hospital inspection system and designed new pavilion hospitals with strict specifications for layout, lighting, ventilation and patient space allotments.
