The phrase "as part of specification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a component or element that is included within a set of specifications for a project or product.
Example: "The new feature was included as part of specification to enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "as a component of the specifications" or "as an element of the specifications".
We should certainly not be introducing product that's not recognised and approved as part of that specification".
Formal models are used as part of the specification, as high-level software descriptions with automatic code generation, or as a tool for formal verification and model-based testing [1].
It may mean that work experience, training, equal opportunities and the recruitment of apprentices are stipulated as part of the contract specification.
Furthermore, with the design framework of model predictive control, hard constraints on the derivative and amplitude of the control signals are imposed as part of the performance specification.
When WebSockets were announced as part of the HTML5 specification in 2009, Pusher believed the new technology would be an important part of the evolution of Web browsers and servers.
In addition, the proposed synchronization method is suitable for communication standards that do not include a preamble as part of the uplink specification, like mobile WiMAX, since it uses the pilot subcarriers available in the data frame.
This model has recently been documented as part of the OpenSMILES specification (http://opensmiles.org/): The aromaticity algorithm is straight forward, the potential electron donation is calculated for each atom as (-1) (not aromatic), 0, 1, 2. The set of cycles provided in the constructor is then generated and each is checked for Hückel's rule ((4n+2)).
Details on the threshold values can be obtained by request as part of the technical specification and computer code for the QIs upon request.
However, the weighted kappa coefficient approach can be considered superior in the sense that the trade off between detection of minor edges and noise reduction can be quantified in advance as part of the problem specifications.
The cross-section library, provided as part of the benchmark specifications, thus consists in a set of parameterized two group cross sections representing the different assemblies and the reflectors.
