The phrase "as specifically stated in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a particular detail or information that has been clearly mentioned in a document or statement.
Example: "The terms of the agreement are as specifically stated in the contract signed by both parties."
Alternatives: "as clearly mentioned in" or "as detailed in".
p-Value for the genotype term in the model are presented in the tables as well as when specifically stated in the text.
As specifically stated, "Patient involvement in the medical decision making constitutes one of the core principles of evidence-based medicine, which mandates the synthesis of best available evidence from the literature with the clinician's expertise and patient's own inclinations".
But, in fact, it, too, was mostly geared toward protecting the chains print products, as MediaNews Publisher Dean Singleton and President Jody Lodovic specifically stated in their joint memo.
Although it's not specifically stated in the Laws, competitions such as the Premier League include in their rules a ban on advertising logos on headgear or headbands.
Individual statistical tests are specifically stated in each figure legend.
The divided Court of Appeals held the warrant insufficient because it read the affidavit as not specifically stating in so many words that the information it contained was based upon the personal knowledge of Mazaka or other reliable investigators.
When the median is calculated over a subsample, this is specifically stated, as in (9), where (med_{tin {h+1,...,T}}) denotes the sample median calculated over the subsample indexed by (tin {h+1,...,T}).
Therefore, if FEV1 was reported in a trial, it was assumed that other lung function outcomes were also measured but not necessarily analysed (classification F) unless they were specifically stated as an outcome in the trial report.
All other chemicals were used as received unless specifically stated otherwise.
May include randomised trials but not specifically stated as such.
