The phrase "needs specified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something needs to be more defined or more clearly stated. For example: The details of the project need to be specified before it can move forward.
Operational planning distribution model can generate system flow requirements based on calculated crop water needs specified hydrographically.
To these ends, two versions of the same questionnaire were distributed among the participants (i.e. 831 EAP students and 55 EAP teachers of the same classes) and their results were compared with the needs specified by thirty syllabi.
In exploring perceptions of barriers, the interviews provided an opportunity for issues around skills, values, and needs, specified in the 'adopters' category of the underpinning framework, to also emerge.
The answers to the research needs specified above are likely not widely generalizable; the information regarding spatial and temporal variability in exposure will vary by factors such as study location, climate, stove type, fuel characteristics, and home characteristics related to ventilation.
Beyond dedicating a work to the public domain, creators can tailor licences to their needs—specifying, say, that commercial uses are not free.
In spite of listed properties, querying optimal k-plex community only needs specifying Q and k, making issuing a query as easy as possible.
A new United Nations resolution is needed, specifying our plans for a post-Saddam Hussein Iraq.
The Rasterbated image will be automatically split onto several pages, so you need specify the format of each unit paper (e.g. A4, A3, etc).
Only a few illustrative cases need be specified.
People who covet the past need to consider their medical needs and specify their social class.
Yet, further research is needed to specify health care needs and possibilities to overcome barriers to care.
