"depending on the specification" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to explain that something is contingent upon the details of a particular situation. For example, "The cost of the product will vary depending on the specification."
Depending on the specification of a specific application, various degrees of requirements are set for the base bias voltage source.
The estimated α is well below one (between 0.77 and 0.84 depending on the specification), which means that the hazard out of overeducation is strongly decreasing in the duration of overeducation even after controlling for observed heterogeneity.
An Eagle will start at £285,000 and, depending on the specification, could rise by up to a further £100,000 with all the options added.
All the other controls were computed for the year 2007, respectively 2000, depending on the specification.
Finally, we tested how sensitive results are depending on the specification selection procedure.
The sample sizes vary from 2542 to 4402 identical twins, depending on the specification.
The speed may vary depending on the specifications of PC and the number of images stored in the PC and other condition.
The designed database can be used in different machine workshops with small modifications depending on the specifications of workshops.
Second, the outage probability is a theoretical boundary depending on the specifications of the reference target, and as such is unaffected by clutter.
As illustration of the methodology, a tool, ANTIGONE, has been written that allows to generate different types of A/D converters depending on the specifications like speed and accuracy.
It can be half-permanent structures or mobile structures, or longer duration and with recycled materials, [or] superior materials, depending on the specifications.
