The phrase "a provision about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific clause or stipulation within a legal document, contract, or agreement that addresses a particular topic.
Example: "The contract includes a provision about the responsibilities of each party involved."
Alternatives: "a clause regarding" or "a stipulation concerning".
The support package to the airlines should have included a provision about the retention of as many jobs as possible.
Mr. Cruz said that it was a states' rights issue; Mr. Cornyn said a provision about tribal courts violated the Constitution.
Skeptics in California, he said, united around the lack of a provision about driving under the influence, and a ballot measure in Colorado this year appears to be facing the same headwinds.
Mamata Banerjee, head of the Trinamool Congress Party, declared that her party would not support the government's bill unless it was amended to remove a provision about establishing anticorruption agencies at the state level.
The issue was never raised during the trial, though the judge included a provision about the law in her instructions to the jury, allowing it to be considered as a legitimate defence.
However, because the Funeral Rule does not have a provision about price disclosure on the Internet, funeral homes are not required to post prices on their websites.
They estimate that the bank has already set aside a provision of about €1.5 billion in relation to the loans, but believe this might not be enough.
To win over the teachers' union, the Corzine administration agreed to loosen a provision requiring about 120 school districts that are already spending more than what the state deemed to be adequate to return any excess money to local taxpayers.
Last week, Canal Plus disclosed that it wrote off its stake in Carolco with a provision of about $22 million.
"It was the sort of bill where you usually lose Democrats to the business interests, but Daschle held the caucus together" — again, it came down to a single vote — "and, more important, he found a minor provision about reduced meat inspections and used it as the most accessible way to sell the public on our position.
While nondisclosure agreements are a standard feature of employment contracts, the clauses in Weinstein's included a special provision about information "concerning the personal, social or business activities" of "the co-Chairmen" — namely, Harvey and Bob Weinstein.
