The phrase "are specifically instructed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating that someone has been given clear and detailed directions or orders regarding a task or procedure.
Example: "All employees are specifically instructed to follow the safety protocols during the training session."
Alternatives: "are explicitly directed" or "are clearly advised".
Do not submit supporting documents to our office unless you are specifically instructed to do so.
Modern theatre audiences have become accustomed to being told to switch off their mobile phones before the start of a play; but those attending White Rabbit, Red Rabbit – a new work from 29-year-old Iranian writer Nassim Soleimanpour at the Gate theatre in London – are specifically instructed to keep their phones turned on.
Test technicians at each testing site are trained and certified to run the OraQuick ADVANCE®[11] and are specifically instructed to systematically record lot number, expiration date, specimen date, specimen type, and test result for all rapid HIV tests they conduct.[12] Each of these details are individually entered into a database, along with final confirmation results for all positive tests.
Unless subjects are specifically instructed to continue exercising, then a 'detraining' effect will become apparent [ 33, 34].
The educators are specifically instructed NOT to act as care managers but rather to encourage and empower the patients to contact their doctor themselves.
All assessors are blind to allocation to interventions and participants are specifically instructed not to mention study intervention to the assessors.
I was specifically instructed not to be specific and say things like, "I want to be an advertising executive at Leo Burnett".
"Workers were specifically instructed to not contact the police in the event of a break-in".
"Clubs already have clear reporting procedures around discriminatory abuse," explains WIF co-founder Anna Kessel, "but haven't before been specifically instructed to act on sexist abuse".
(d) A response shall be made to every item on each pertinent form, unless a registrant is specifically instructed otherwise in the form.
A possible solution to the problem of generalization is to apply statistical methods that can generate useful robot responses in situations for which the robot has not been specifically instructed how to respond.
