The phrase "a good provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a beneficial or advantageous arrangement, supply, or resource in various contexts, such as legal, financial, or general discussions.
Example: "The contract includes a good provision for dispute resolution, ensuring both parties are protected."
Alternatives: "a favorable arrangement" or "a beneficial clause".
Landsat images time series provide an accurate spatial and temporal resolution for SL identification in floodplains, particularly in temperate zones with a good provision of cloud free images.
"I think it is tunnel vision enforcement of what may be a good provision," said Representative Major J. Owens, a Brooklyn Democrat.
11 07 A.M. At the one-year-old Harlem Piers Park, around 130th Street and Fairway Market (which makes for a good provision stop), Mr. Adler took us off the water's edge and upstairs from 12th Avenue near 135th Street into Riverbank State Park.
"It's a good provision," says Jon Keyserling, general counsel for the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization in Alexandria, Va.
"I think that is a good provision," he said.
There is a good provision of hardware stores, fast food outlets and hairdressers, a butcher's shop, a greengrocer and a supermarket, but there is no bakery, bank nor building society and the Post Office has closed.
In CV, value elicitation is whole-product based by asking respondents to express their maximum willingness to pay (WTP) for a given improvement of a public good provision level (e.g., cleaning up a lake) or for public goods aspects of a market good (e.g., eco-labeled goods) [44,63].
They are doing this by way of an amendment to the health reform bill that will replace a very good provision drafted by Henry Waxman to one backed by PhRMA, BIO and several companies lobbying on this issue.
In this paper we propose a stylized model of public good provision in a random network context.
A Derby City Council statement said that "a good school… with good provision for the girls' needs" had been found.
This paper approaches provision of affordable and reliable electricity in Small Island Developing States (SIDS) as a case of public good provision.
