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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a compact provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific clause or term in a legal or formal document that is concise and clearly defined.
Example: "The contract includes a compact provision that outlines the responsibilities of each party involved."
Alternatives: "a concise clause" or "a brief stipulation".
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The Senecas have not chosen a developer or specific sites, and they have been reluctant about a compact provision making it easy for casino workers to unionize, a condition imposed by the state.
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The stimulus package the Government is seeking should be linked to accountability measures, such as a compact with clear provisions on revenue management.
In this study, we aim to understand how the provision of ecosystem services (ESS) is spatially distributed within a compact urban system considering the structure and spatial arrangement of green spaces in relation to built-up areas and other infrastructures.
We cannot take as a guide the provisions in the second paragraph of § 4(a) of the Project Act, viz., the 300,000 acre-feet proposed for Nevada and the 2,800,000 acre-feet proposed for Arizona, because those provisions come into play only if Arizona, California, and Nevada enter a compact, which to date they have not done.
In general, skeletonization serves two purposes in applications related to quantitative characterization of object morphology provision of a compact representation of important object features and location of representative points for defining local structure morphology.
Barry Press is a compact man.
-- and a compact gallery.
A compact, well-muscled man.
Paris is a compact city.
Her official car is a compact Hyundai.
Both Baarles form a compact whole.
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