"general specification" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in any context where you need to refer to a set of standard or general requirements or instructions. For example, "The general specification for the project was outlined in the meeting."
In general specification, the XTS chassis is strictly conventional.
The suspension is identical to the Camry's in general specification, with MacPherson struts in both the front and the back.
Because a product may vary in quality from one observation to another, even though it retains the same general specification, the usual procedure is to avoid the computation of average observed prices for each commodity for each date.
As we've already indicated, that is not the most general specification of the idea of public justification.
The test results suggest that the proposed electronics design fulfills the general specification of the future IACTs.
Table 1 General specification of fabric Fabric type Density (yarn/cm) Weight (g/m2) Yarn count (Ne) Warp Weft Paper yarn fabric, cellulose 100%10353508350 8.
In this example, tasks B, C, and D cannot be started until A has been completed (that is, no one can design specific component items before the general specifications are agreed upon).
Our general specifications for the culture were for it to generate abundant myelinated axons and synapses, be technically easy, robust, and reproducible, have defined culture conditions, and facilitate visualisation of cellular events.
Last week, a small group of play testers of varying skill levels used rackets provided by the manufacturers that were strung relatively close to the players' general specifications.
Task A requires two weeks to complete and might, for example, represent the development of general specifications for an electronic unit in question.
Culling the Prospects The love-hunting campaign for Mr. Big yielded more than 1,100 fresh prospects who met his general specifications, including 200 in Chengdu.
