The phrase "and specifications of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to detailed descriptions or requirements related to a particular subject, often in technical or formal contexts.
Example: "The project requires a thorough understanding of the design and specifications of the product to ensure quality and compliance."
Alternatives: "and details of the" or "and requirements of the".
The U.S. game of tenpins is played according to the rules and specifications of the American Bowling Congress.
Although representatives of both of those programs were at the marketplace event, a steady stream of business owners wandered from one table to another trying to navigate the requirements and specifications of the different grant programs.
The contract, signed in September 1998, says that JV China "shall provide the criteria for and shall be solely responsible for the standards for the operation of the facility, including the life support system and other equipment and facility and specifications of the quality of the water at the facility".
Unfortunately his web team got there first: a mistake in the setup meant that the picture and specifications of the device were shown on the Apple website on the Sunday evening before his Monday speech, for long enough for screenshots to be snapped.
While there have been varying assessments, the dominant view among American intelligence analysts -- one backed by the Central Intelligence Agency, the Defense Intelligence Agency and the National Security Agency -- is that the precise dimensions and specifications of the tubes indicated that they were intended for use in making centrifuges.
If you want to know the dimensions and specifications of the frigate United States on which Melville served in 1843-44, the full list of the newspapers and magazines from which extracts were printed in the publishers' "Advertisement" to the revised edition of Typee in 1846, or the furnishings of practically every house Melville inhabited, Parker can tell you.
