The phrase "rule details" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to specific information, such as requirements or guidelines, related to a particular rule. For example: "The rule details are outlined in section 5 of the employee handbook."
There are a few small rule details after the jump.
Where studies have performed accuracy statistics for a clinical prediction rule, details of the former are presented [ 20, 21].
The rule details the many difficult questions with which the Agency had to struggle, and the reasons for its decision.
At Partners, a collaboration platform is used to enable this process; however, the collaboration platform is not integrated with any of the RAEs, thus once the rule specification is validated and approved by the SMEs, the KEs must then manually transfer the rule details to the applicable RAE.
> -wrap-foot> Concorulece rule details: No change = within 1 points of 0; Slightly <5 points in concordant direction (i.e >0); Much >= 5 points in concordant direction; Character 1 = LBP, Character 2 = tasks; - = TQ less optimistic than RMDQ change score; + = TQ more optimistic than RMDQ change score; ND = No Data/datum.
Ohtsuki et al. [ 31] have shown that if they use the so called "death-birth" update rule (details see below) then selection favours cooperation (i.e. the average fixation probability of a single cooperator is higher than the fixation probability of a neutral mutant) in the PD game if the b/ c ratio exceeds the average number of neighbours in the network (⟨ k⟩), that is, if b/c > ⟨ k⟩.
The E.P.A. is now working on a rule detailing what a refiner must do to verify that the renewable energy credits it is buying are legitimate.
In contrast, the seemingly simple looking connection line was described as supportive in finding the link between the rule overview table and the rule detail table which are playing a central role for the analysis in KAMAS.
Lady Sheehan, the Liberal Democrat peer, said the new rules, details of which emerged on Tuesday night, were "unacceptable".
The FCC has been bombarded with calls and received over a million emails from people concerned about the impact of the new rules, details of which were leaked weeks ago.
The power plant rules, details of which were released over the weekend, deal with greenhouse gas emissions from both new and existing power plants.
