The phrase "article specifications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the detailed requirements or characteristics of an article, such as in a product description or technical document.
Example: "Before proceeding with the order, please ensure that you have reviewed the article specifications to confirm that they meet our standards."
Alternatives: "item specifications" or "product specifications".
Rights & permissionsfor article Specification of positional identity in forebrain organoids.
Seán Captain Correction: December 24, 2004, Friday A picture caption in Circuits yesterday with an article about specifications of electronic goods described a scene in a Circuit City store incompletely.
A front-page picture caption in Circuits on Thursday with an article about specifications of electronic goods misspelled the surname of a shopper comparing ads printed out from Web sites with items in a Circuit City store in San Francisco.
Correction: December 28, 2004, Tuesday A front-page picture caption in Circuits on Thursday with an article about specifications of electronic goods misspelled the surname of a shopper comparing ads printed out from Web sites with items in a Circuit City store in San Francisco.
As mentioned at the start of the article, the specification of necessary and sufficient conditions has traditionally been part of the philosopher's business of analysis of terms, concepts and phenomena.
Throughout the article, the specification of the filters as XXX/YY implies that wavelengths ranging from XXX YY/2) to XXX+ YY/2) can pass through the filter.
The Plug&Play evaluation pattern presented in this article describes such specifications in form of a technology independent task.
This led to a Nexis search for all articles mentioning Bard and Hiss, and within about 12 seconds the database counted 109 articles meeting my specifications.
This article describes a specification schema called RNS2 that has been developed in response to this challenge.
The new article "Distinct Lineage Specification Roles for NANOG, OCT4, and SOX2 in Human Embryonic Stem Cells," which was published in Cell in April 2012, changed our understanding of the mechanistic functions of OCT4, NANOG, and SOX2 in human ESCs (hESCs) [14].
This article summarizes the current specifications and the latest features of the CERN-ISOLDE resonance ionization laser ion source (RILIS).
