The phrase "examine the specification" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of reviewing or analyzing a detailed description of requirements or features, often in a technical or formal context.
Example: "Before proceeding with the project, we need to examine the specification to ensure all requirements are met."
Alternatives: "review the specification" or "analyze the specification."
If you are about to shop, be prepared to examine the specifications closely on any TV you are considering.
But according to several people who have examined the specification, it could be used to make a catalog of software on a machine available for action by a third party -- barring, for example, someone with decryption software from playing a copy-protected DVD.
Since we have previously found a reduction in hypoglossal motoneurons at E18.5, we examined the specification and further development of these motoneurons in Atf2+/− and Atf2−/− embryos.
Computed tomography images have various intensity properties, and different body lesions appear with different intensity; this calls the need for examining the specification of image before segmentation.
We examined the specification of IPC NB fate in Delta ts embryos at stages 10 through 17 following a 3-hour shift from the permissive temperature of 18°C to the restrictive temperature of 29°C.
Bidders examine the items' specifications on the Web site, place bids, receive E-mail alerting them to higher bids and monitor the bidding on similar lots.
We further examined the molecular specification of rhombic lip derivatives in mice, where the precise sequence of neuronal production has been examined in a series of genetic fate maps (Machold and Fishell, 2005; Fink et al., 2006; Rose et al., 2009; Hagan and Zervas, 2012).
Another comparative analysis [ 105] examining the genomic specification of alternative splicing of Syt1, concluded that splice variants expressed in D. melanogaster, C. pipiens, B. mori, T. castaneum and P. humanus depend on correctly coded intronic, cis-acting regulatory sequences acting on the requisite splice donor/acceptor sequences.
Based on these observations, we examine the applicability of non-specification-based approaches, which need no specification in the form of a Boolean formula to create tests.
