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The appropriate procedure for specifying a test in JUnit 5 is as follows:

1. Create a new Java class for your test. This class must be annotated with @Test.

2. Create a method within the class to hold your test. This method must also be annotated with @Test.

3. In the method, write your test code. This can be any Java code you like, but it should include one or more assertions using JUnit 5's assert methods.

4. Run your test using JUnit 5's test runner. This can be done from your IDE or using a build tool like Maven or Gradle.

5. Analyze the results of your test to determine if your code is correct. If there are any failures, make changes to your code and rerun the test.

6. Repeat steps 3-5 until your code passes all tests.