The phrase "about specification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing details or aspects related to a particular specification in a technical or formal context.
Example: "The team had a meeting to clarify the requirements about specification for the new software project."
Alternatives: "regarding the specification" or "concerning the specification".
If one accepts this, there is a logical uniformity about specification and programming: both specifications and programs are definitions inside their containing mathematical theories.
The system model is described as a dynamic network of hybrid automata in the programming language Shift and allows reasoning about specification and dynamical properties in a formal setting.
Specifically, teams described the procurement process as complex and ineffective, the consultation process with end users about specification of commodities to be purchased is not being implemented, and vital equipment for resuscitation including bag and mask equipment and basic supplies are not readily available at the point of use.
Tells about specifications of Local Law No. 29; inspection, enforcement, etc.
"It's not about specifications," he wrote on the Web site.
South Koreans chat nonstop on popular sites like SLR Club and even play guessing games about specifications and prices of models not yet on the market.
Seán Captain Correction: December 24, 2004, Friday A picture caption in Circuits yesterday with an article about specifications of electronic goods described a scene in a Circuit City store incompletely.
"I don't want to have an opening, I don't want to do an interview, I don't want to do any charity work, I don't want to have any meetings about specifications and framing.
A front-page picture caption in Circuits on Thursday with an article about specifications of electronic goods misspelled the surname of a shopper comparing ads printed out from Web sites with items in a Circuit City store in San Francisco.
Correction: December 28, 2004, Tuesday A front-page picture caption in Circuits on Thursday with an article about specifications of electronic goods misspelled the surname of a shopper comparing ads printed out from Web sites with items in a Circuit City store in San Francisco.
Forget about specifications.
