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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as unspecified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has not been clearly defined or detailed.
Example: "The parameters for the project were left as unspecified, leading to confusion among the team members."
Alternatives: "as undefined" or "as not specified".
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They alluded to a mounting economic crisis as well as unspecified "threats to the revolution".
The estate is suing for the return of the vehicles or renumeration for their value, as well as unspecified compensation.
The OutKast rapper was found to be carrying drugs including ecstasy, MDMA and Viagra, as well as unspecified drug paraphernalia.
The lawsuit asks for injunctive relief through a recall or free vehicle replacement, as well as unspecified damages.
In 2010 and 2011 in Anguilla and Guyana, a combined total of more than $1m was booked as unspecified "bonuses".
They said some of his belongings were found inside the car as well as unspecified "signs of violence".
The five-year package calls for an 18percentt pay cut, spread over the next two years, as well as unspecified changes in work rules and job reductions.
Donations to the group are reported only as unspecified contributions to a Republican national soft-money account that includes money from other sources.
It seeks an injunction against use of any software or confidential information gained through intrusions, as well as unspecified punitive damages.
The sheikha paid $350,000 for the painting and is seeking $3 million in compensatory damages as well as unspecified punitive damages.
The lawsuit said Ms. Ríos was seeking the return of her belongings as well as unspecified back wages and damages for trafficking and breach of contract.
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