The phrase "adequately specify" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need for clear and sufficient details in a description or instruction.
Example: "The project requirements must adequately specify the expected outcomes to ensure all team members are aligned."
Alternatives: "clearly define" or "sufficiently detail".
In order to adequately specify the AO design, aspect-oriented architecture description languages are needed.
However, these standards fail to adequately specify the chamber surface decay effect with regard to ozone and particulates, which will add uncertainty to the test results.
The Conservative Party manifesto promises to "overhaul the police complaints system" and "boost public confidence and trust in the police", "protect victims," and "toughen sentencing". However, the manifesto does not adequately specify how these objectives would be achieved.
Despite a voluminous empirical literature, most past studies have failed to adequately specify relationships for purposes of drawing inferences about the importance of built-environment factors in shaping mode choice.
For any system, one of the first tasks of reliability engineering is to adequately specify the effective components of reliability for the whole system.
These additional operators enable NPDL to adequately specify common control flow actions.
Nor is the meaning of values adequately specified, nor how we might best deal with values in conflict.
The qualities and interrelationships of forms may be so subtle and complex that they cannot be adequately specified and communicated to a craftsman.
The radical distribution of the energy dissipation rate as well as its axial variation in the near-field region could not be adequately specified from the literature.
The paper analyses the structural, semantic and logic properties of the demonstration that an embedded computer-based system is adequately specified, designed and maintained in operation.
The findings overall are ambivalent and the existing literature as a whole is subject to the criticism that the nature of the "experiment(s)" that the investigators envisage is not adequately specified.
