"carefully specified" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a procedure, task, idea, plan, etc. that has been carefully planned out with all the details specified. Example: The organization developed a carefully specified plan for the upcoming project.
Carefully specified written agreements are sometimes found in employment relationships, tenant-landlord relationships and even marriages.
Reflecting prisms are pieces of glass bounded by plane surfaces set at carefully specified angles.
Plans take the form not of carefully specified blueprints but of rough hypotheses based on the best available data.
Placed in the German P.O.W. camp at Spangenberg, he wrote to his wife asking for an unusual and carefully specified piece of clothing.
The unions would agree to accept layoffs under carefully specified circumstances, and in exchange the Government would improve the social safety net.
A serious obstacle for this approach is that a mapping between two XML representations needs to be carefully specified by a human expert.
Then carefully specify the aspect that qualifies.
Unless companies carefully specify the parameters of a procurement order, for example, it makes no sense to invite tenders in an electronic marketplace.
Previous attempts to build a computerised pathologist of this sort involved the designers carefully specifying which characteristics of the samples being examined were most important.
So since the optimal design is sensitive to misspecification of these factors, we advise researchers to carefully specify the covariate effect and prevalence.
Nevertheless, users must carefully specify the initial mesh and/or painstakingly manipulate the control vertices at different levels of subdivision hierarchy to satisfy a diverse set of functional requirements and aesthetic criteria in the limit shape.
