The phrase "about specified" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The report is about specified topics related to climate change."
Alternatives: "regarding specified" or "concerning specified".
* Glasgow coma scale † n, number of patients with specified treatment; N, number of patients with available information about specified treatment.
First, how about specified term limits for ministers so they are appointed on the basis of a commitment by No 10 and the minister that the latter will do the job for a specified period (not usually less than two years) unless there is a good policy or performance reason to move them.
Participants conducted four exploratory searches during a 2-hour session to generate ideas for newspaper articles about specified topics such as "human smuggling".
Mailed questionnaires (1994, 1997, 2001) asked about specified abnormalities of the urogenital tract.
Pharmacodynamic studies generally set out to test well-formulated hypotheses about specified target effects.
In addition, palliative care for ethnic minorities in Western countries can be limited by languages barriers, ignorance about specified facilities, discrimination and criticism from their community.
There was some question about the desirability of the neighborhood; some slight reticence, also, about specifying this.
You will be able to record programs, but if you are serious about specifying how it is done, you will want a separate component.
Boston: Harvard Business School Press] to illustrate how researchers should go about specifying meaning and epistemic relationships in MACS research.
This problem has prompted some to switch from a Counterfactual Motivation model to a Counterfactual State model, and others to be more careful about specifying just what state they have in mind.
Recognizing those implications required being more careful about specifying what is originally given in sensation, what is originally attended to, and what leads us to attend to anything else.
