The phrase "specifications outlined by" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to specific details or requirements that have been detailed or described by a particular source or authority.
Example: "The project must adhere to the specifications outlined by the engineering department to ensure compliance with safety standards."
Alternatives: "specifications provided by" or "specifications detailed by".
Indian offices are designed to operate at 22.5 ± 1 °C all year round to meet the stringent "Class A" specifications outlined by international standards in the absence of an India-specific comfort standard.
All cell lines were cultured according to the specifications outlined by ATCC.
Reported results for all assays met the division's quality control and quality assurance performance criteria for accuracy and precision [similar to specifications outlined by Westgard et al. (1981)].
3 Substandard drugs are genuine medicines that do not meet the specifications outlined by an accepted pharmacopeia, and contain sub- or supra-therapeutic doses of the active pharmaceutical ingredient (API).
The final protocol for, and any amendments to, the original study were reviewed and approved by independent Ethics Committees or by appropriately constituted institutional review boards (IRBs) according to specifications outlined in the US Code of Federal Regulations CFRR).
All the lines, markings and goal specifications are outlined by the International Hockey Federation in "The Rules of Hockey".
The data presented above show that Gcg-XTEN is effective at preventing hypoglycemia according to the specifications outlined for nocturnal hypoglycemia.
28 Plain pack digital images were created using specifications outlined in the Australian Government's Tobacco Plain Packaging Act 2011, while images of branded packs were supplied by the Centre for Behavioural Research in Cancer, Victoria, Australia.
Assays are conducted in Delrin arenas (McMaster-Carr) following specifications outlined in Simon and Dickinson [ 60] to optimize mobility and provide an effective environment for automated tracking.
This allows bridging the gap between the manufacturers and the waste processors in composites to address the lack of infrastructure and lack of waste material specification barriers outlined by the Composites Strategy 2009.
Consistent with the specifications of the belief-basis of the TPB, the interview guide comprised open-ended questions as outlined by Fishbein and Ajzen [ 40].
