The phrase "specifies this" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used when discussing specific details or instructions. Example: The recipe specifies this by stating that the cake must be baked at 350 degrees for 30 minutes.
The second example specifies this responsibility and focuses on the responsibility of an entrepreneur for employees.
(Levner specifies this data "has been anonymized and used in accordance with ethical review (IRB) approvals from their respective clinical institutions").
It specifies this will show the ad creative itself; how much money was spent on each ad; the number of impressions it received; and the demographic information about the audience reached.
ITP 2.0 will also downgrade the referrer header of a webpage that a tracker can receive to "just the page's origin for third party requests to domains that the system has classified as possible trackers and which have not received user interaction" (Apple specifies this is not just a visit to a site but must include an interaction such as a tap/click).
However, the present paper specifies this commonly accepted opinion and shows that despite the mentioned theoretical fact the EKF may outperform the CKF and UKF methods in the accuracy of state estimation when the stochastic system under consideration exposes a stiff behavior.
While author Joshua Greene compares Harrison's songs from this period to Vedic sutras, Allison specifies this verse-two message to a passage from the Katha Upanishad, which reads: "Intoxicated, deluded by the glamour of riches, the childish do not see that they must pass away.
It also specified this should be done in secret.
Rules that specify this are called formation rules.
But then, though the book doesn't specify, this is quintessentially a story of American psychiatry.
(They didn't actually specify this, but it was heavily implied).
The government does not explicitly specify this, although it implies the operation should be time limited.
