The phrase "accurate specification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a detailed and precise description or requirement of something, often in technical or formal contexts.
Example: "The engineer provided an accurate specification for the project to ensure all team members understood the requirements."
Alternatives: "precise description" or "exact requirements".
Accurate specification of design rules and EM reliability modeling for interconnect systems require knowledge of the thermal behavior of the systems.
The two-fluid model strikes a balance between detail and computational resources, but requires the accurate specification of several key constitutive models.
This multi-objective design allows for more flexible and accurate specification of the desirable closed-loop behaviour, both in the time and frequency domains.
Since major changes in geosynchronous electrons are typically associated with magnetospheric substorms, accurate specification and forecast of geosynchronous electrons is likely to require understanding of the substorm phenomenon, particularly as it impacts the inner magnetosphere.
A geometrically nonlinear analysis is performed aiming at: the accurate specification of the contact surface between the two flanges and the exact computation of the internal forces in the prestressed bolts.
An accurate specification of tangential tractions based on a given shear transfer law can hardly be achieved through regulating the stiffness of tangential connections that lack clear physical meaning.
This phase covers different activities and tasks that in many situations, depending on the analyst's experience or intuition, help getting accurate specifications.
Increased understanding of advanced GMAW processes will permit the development of more accurate specifications of welding procedures for DMW.
It allows us to check the equivalence between two models in different levels of abstraction, e.g., a Register Transfer Level (RTL) implementation and a non-cycle-accurate specification.
For protein-signaling network, it is shown that collecting multifariously perturbed data is very helpful for accurate network specification (Sachs et al., 2005 ).
When we applied the LRT under a cut-off probability of 0.05, the backward elimination procedure provided more accurate model specification than either AIC or AICc in all the cases except for model 2 (Table 3).
