The phrase "a problem of provisioning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues related to the supply or management of resources, particularly in contexts like logistics, IT, or project management.
Example: "The team is currently facing a problem of provisioning that is affecting our project timeline."
Alternatives: "an issue with resource allocation" or "a challenge in supply management."
In this research, we mainly focus on the problem of provisioning VN requests with location constraints in an autonomous domain network in edge-of-things computing.
Motivated by the widespread proliferation of wireless networks employing directional antennas, we study the problem of provisioning bandwidth in such networks.
This paper introduces the more challenging problem of provisioning multi-point-to-multi-point Ethernet LAN services over inverse-multiplexing networks and proposes novel overlay strategies based upon star, bus, and minimum spanning tree topologies.
"People in some quake-stricken areas even face the tough problem of provisions for this winter and the coming spring".
ED has been proved to solve effectively the problem of provision of the Aral region population with drinking water as well as partially demineralised water for irrigation and drinking water for animals.
With Germany's population expected to shrink from almost 82 million to about 69 million by 2050, one in every 15 – about 4.7 million people – are expected to be in need of care, meaning the problem of provision is only likely to worsen.
In this work, we address the problem of resource provisioning to Grid applications in multiple-Grid environments.
Walker told me that Canonical has been thinking about the problems of provisioning and orchestration since at least 2008, and have made a number of tepid attempts to solve them; but those attempts "didn't tell a strong enough story" and "felt kind of klunky".
It's fallacious to think that simply the statement of a problem, and the provision of an appallingly insensitive, brutal "solution" to this problem, is an ethical option.
An initial attempt to also include other chronic health conditions such as diabetes and chronic renal insufficiency failed because the level of organization around those conditions is either almost non-existent (e.g. diabetes) or circumstantial/occasional (e.g. when a problem emerges in provision of dialysis), so a decision was made to focus the study on HIV, tuberculosis and cancer.
This paper deals with the problem of predicting provisioning and booting times in a MaaS system, and proposed a solution based on platform monitoring and a multi-variate regression algorithm.
