The phrase "which is specified" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is often used to provide clarification or additional details about a specific subject or object in a sentence. Example: The instructions for the project, which were specified in the email, were clear and easy to follow.
Second, the Presidential oath, which is specified in Article II of the Constitution, is extremely familiar.
Another account is that 'nature' is the shape or form which is specified in the definition of the thing.
The updating of "Manon Lescaut," which is specified to take place in the 18th century, comes off as inherently misguided.
The carbon isotope signature of methane δ13C CH4) and δD CH4) indicates its distinct origin which is specified by tectonics.
any consecutive planyear period (not greater than 3 years) which ends with such plan year and which is specified in such election.
Control is performed by optimizing for actions for which the model predicts the desired outcome, which is specified by a user command.
kprop is used to securely propagate a Kerberos V5 database dump file from the master Kerberos server to a replica Kerberos server, which is specified by replica_host.
And we abbreviate that by calling it r, which is specified by two quantum numbers, and an l as a function of little r, radius.
But, most schools don't exceed 40% students achieving "good" GCSE grades (which is specified, on BBC News Education as being 5 A* to C grades with at least a C in Maths and English).
This paper presents an image-based visual control to drive a mobile robot to a desired location, which is specified by a target image previously acquired.
The common model to estimate fluid temperature as a function of well depth and injection time was developed by Ramey (1962) which is specified for incompressible liquid.
