The phrase "publicly specify" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
You could use it to refer to when someone is making a statement or decision known to public. For example: "The company publicly specified that they would be increasing their prices by 10% next month."
Such plans, which do not have to be disclosed publicly, specify the number of shares to be sold regularly by an executive.
And, if the offending content is not cut, leading to a more forbidding rating, it becomes a "key classification issue", which the board is now bound to publicly specify.
Planned stock sale arrangements, the details of which do not have to be disclosed publicly, specify the number of shares to be sold regularly by an executive and are intended to protect against accusations of trading on inside information.
Mr. Castro indicated that Cuba, as a charter member of the World Trade Organization, which Russia would like to enter, has leverage that might be of use to Moscow, but he has yet to publicly specify his price.
Avenatti has yet to publicly specify the nature of Kavanaugh's involvement or cite evidence for the allegations. .
While JPMorgan booked a $718 million loss on the positions held by its chief investment office in the first quarter, it didn't publicly specify the loss when releasing the results April 13.
Mr. Lieberman removed Mr. Ayalon from the party's ticket shortly before the elections for reasons that were not publicly specified.
German officials have said that 92 soldiers from Germany's elite commando unit are in Afghanistan under American command, but their mission has never been publicly specified.
While Mr. Greenspan's statements have implied that he believes the economy can achieve a maximum growth rate near 3.5to4percentent a year without rising inflation, he he has not publicly specified rates.
In New York, where Bowie had not been seen for several months as he sought treatment for cancer – of a type not publicly specified – in London, the doorman at his Soho apartment building said staff had had no inkling the singer was sick.
Ning says that WidgetLaboratory has broken the platform's Terms of Service, but hasn't to specified publicly what violation it has committed (though we have heard that WidgetLaboratory had been warned multiple times).
