"no specific criteria" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to indicate that there is no fixed or set standard for something. For example, "When evaluating job applications, no specific criteria was established for choosing the new employee."
No specific criteria decide who is chosen, beyond the approval of Congress and the consent of the deceased's family.
Larry Kramer says that if that goes well -- he has no specific criteria -- he may put Yale in his will, as he had originally intended.
No — no specific criteria beyond what we look for every week — a story that moves or entertains or engages the reader in some fresh way.
While there are no specific criteria for who should submit letters on your behalf, when possible, letters from Division/Department/Residency leaders, members of your institution's division of cardiology, and research mentors are preferred.
It is the same landscape with loose rules and no specific criteria.
No specific criteria were indicated for white matter disease as this is normally determined by MRI.
No specific criterion was used to pick those surveyed, and the general answers we were given by the respondents were obtained through informal conversations/purposive sampling.
There is no specific criterion about the number of samples (events) required to accurately train the system, even overtraining can also result in poor classification accuracy.
The candidate hits with Levenshtein distance equal to 1 were found to be false alarms, although many hits were also found; since no specific criterion to assign a confidence score is implemented, only those candidate hits with Levenshtein distance equal to 0 are kept and assigned the maximum score (1).
In the original instruction for this norm [5], there was no specific criterion for deciding how well images matched.
According to the participants, when network establishments began, members of research centers were chosen based solely on individual interests and abilities, and no specific criterion was considered.
