The phrase "a provision specifying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific clause or condition within a legal document, contract, or agreement that outlines particular details or requirements.
Example: "The contract includes a provision specifying the timeline for project completion."
Alternatives: "a clause detailing" or "a stipulation outlining".
At one point, the initiative's drafters considered a provision specifying that the scientists making decisions about grant awards should be from out of state, but it did not make the final cut.
The village annexed the site and agreed to sell bonds worth $125 million to finance infrastructure improvements, with a provision specifying that the money would be payable to CenterPoint for the improvements solely from increased tax revenues over 23 years.
The student or former student escapes the tax hit if the loan is forgiven under a provision specifying that all or part of the debt is discharged if the individual works for a certain period of time in certain fields for a class of employers.
L. 97 98, § 1415(a), inserted "and the National Agricultural Research and Extension Users Advisory Board" and provision specifying what is included in high priority research and substituted "for each of the fiscal years ending September 30 , 1982 September 30 , 1983 September 30 , 1984 and September 30 , 1985 for "for the fiscal year ending September 30 , 1982.
L. 99 591, § 108(a)(1), temporarily substituted provision authorizing the Secretary, if he determines that a limitation will have an adverse effect on a program, to adjust upward such limitation as appropriate or necessary for provision specifying what is not included within the term "payments" as used in this section.
I, § 2. The claim by the House that its power to "be the Judge of the Elections, Returns and Qualifications of its own Members" was a textual commitment of unreviewable authority was defeated by the existence of this separate provision specifying the only qualifications which might be imposed for House membership.
The claim by the House that its power to "be the Judge of the Elections, Returns and Qualifications of its own Members" was a textual commitment of unreviewable authority was defeated by the existence of this separate provision specifying the only qualifications which might be imposed for House membership.
Ventana's lawyers had put the provision specifying the number of directors on Ventana's board in Ventana's by-laws.
L. 96 513, § 324(a), substituted provision allowing the appointment of "persons" in the line of the Navy as regular officers for provision allowing the appointment of males only to the active list in the line of the Navy as officers, struck out provision specifying the rank designation of appointees, and struck out provision limiting the number of appointments under subsec.
In June, the court ruled, in a split decision, that while his situation was "inequitable," the law held no relief because a 1947 provision specifies that employers do not have to pay for "normal" commutes.
The DMCA's 17 U.S.C. § 512(c) provision specifies a set of requirements that a service provider must meet in order to be eligible for safe harbor immunity.
