"correct specification" is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
It refers to a clear and accurate description or definition of something. Example: The engineer provided a correct specification for the new bridge design, outlining all necessary materials and measurements.
In DRG, Runx1 is involved in the correct specification of precise nociceptor populations, including regulation of the expression of nociceptor-specific receptors and ion channels [8] [12], and recent evidence suggests Runx1 may play a similar role in nociceptors of trigeminal ganglia [50].
Correct specification of individual components is extremely important.
The correct specification of knowledge is supreme for the success of any autonomous system.
This contains all available information about each observation and its correct specification is essential for computing reliable ANOVA error terms.
The design should include the correct specification for materials of construction as well as the physical design of the equipment.
A sound understanding of their roles is essential to the correct specification, selection, and maintenance of these components.
These tools need formal specifications of correct program behavior, but writing a correct specification is difficult, just as writing a correct program is difficult.
At the U.S. Mint in Philadelphia, for example, the incoming metal is assayed to ensure that it is of the correct specification.
Under correct specification of the model, however, the ordinary maximum likelihood estimate (i.e. the uniform weight) is shown to be optimal asymptotically.
The correct specification and selection of water transport pumps is of key importance in the planning of new water supply networks.
For each of these two distributions, the probabilities of correct and incorrect selections under correct specification and mis-specification are computed.
