The phrase "a fair provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing terms, conditions, or arrangements that are equitable or just in nature.
Example: "The contract includes a fair provision for both parties, ensuring that neither side is at a disadvantage."
Alternatives: "an equitable arrangement" or "a just clause".
While it does seek permission from publishers for certain books, it believes that digitising libraries does not require permission from the copyright holder, under a "fair use" provision that allows excerpts to be used freely.
The DMCA is intended to stop the distribution of software and devices intended to circumvent DRM (Digital Rights Management) or copy-protection systems, though in some cases there may be a "fair use" provision.
Security – not the bastardised "war on terror" version, but the human security of protection from harm and fair provision of opportunity – is the product of "good governance".
We observe that most Western societies have well-established policies regarding the fair provision of health care, education and housing for all (income) groups.
In a model where individuals differ in both their health care needs and their lifestyle preferences, we examine the fair provision of health care when those who regret their initial decisions are granted a fresh start.
If an individual's good consists in this sort of self-realization, then a government which aims at the common good should concern itself in significant part with the fair provision of opportunities for welfare.
Reacting to the decision to award the council a 0.3% funding increase, its leader David Jones said: "This will be at tough budget but the cabinet are determined to move to fair provision across Powys.
Most Western societies have well-established policies regarding the fair provision of health care, education and housing for all (income) groups, as we have briefly discussed in this paper.
However, I believe that it is because either the opponents who have this idea have not read and understand the 24 day issue, and/or they are letting politics get in the way of accepting this necessary and fair provision.
1963 Negroes Want Fair Employment in Bill WASHINGTON — Negro leaders moved today [July 29] to attach a fair employment practices provision to President Kennedy's civil-rights bill.
