'specified rules' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You would use this phrase when referring to a set of rules that are specifically laid out and made clear. For example: "All employees must follow the specified rules outlined in the company handbook."
At the forefront of these efforts is complexity science, a new branch of mathematics that models the market as a collection of individuals interacting according to specified rules.
He was ordered to stay 100 yards away from a night club where he was involved in an altercation on the night of his arrest and must follow specified rules involving drinking and driving, according to sentencing documents.
A tableau (layout) of cards, which may be filled or empty to start with, in which cards that cannot be added to a building pile may be temporarily stored, provided that they follow specified rules governing their placement there.
Help users to choose their own specified rules.
If you don't like the euro as an anchor currency, switch to the dollar, and vice versa, under specified rules, of course.
The claim for more homogeneity of specified rules in case study research misses the important aspect that a method is not a means in itself, but aims at providing improved theories (van Maanen et al. 2007).
According to this specified rule, 12 model peptides were generated and their helical propensity was confirmed by circular dichroism spectroscopy.
The moral normativity of the principle is replicated in the more specified rule created by the determinatio, even though the latter is not an entailment of the former.
The first procedure, which is located in the main evolutionary structure of the algorithm, evaluates each single fuzzy if then rule according to the specified rule quality (the evaluating procedure does not consider other rules).
In the current study, participants were told that punishment was possible if they transgressed a specified rule.
"But that consideration is balanced to some degree by a concern that if you specify rules or outcomes based solely on current circumstances, then three or five years from now, they may not be effective".
