The phrase "a provision stated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific clause or condition that has been articulated in a legal document, contract, or agreement.
Example: "According to a provision stated in the contract, all parties must adhere to the agreed-upon deadlines."
Alternatives: "a clause mentioned" or "a condition outlined".
Otherwise, with control over a simple majority of Parliament, a ruling party, if it chose to, could direct amendments to the PEA or create new legislation to provide some citizens with, say, double the number of votes and protect this from constitutional challenge using a notwithstanding clause (that is, a provision stated to have legal effect despite the existence of other inconsistent laws).
Mr Howe added that a provision stating the UK "must take into account" decisions in Strasbourg has been misinterpreted.
The statute defines torture as a crime and includes a provision stating that testimony obtained by torture should be inadmissible.
Among the changes was a provision stating that women should not be allowed to serve as church pastors.
The contract contained a provision stating that any dispute arising under it was to be settled by arbitration in accordance with the rules of the American Arbitration Association.
It nevertheless rankles him that the state constitution includes a provision stating that, once a benefit, like a pension, is awarded to workers by the state legislature, "even the legislature can't take it away".
Last year, in the previous annual version of the National Defense Authorization Act, Congress included a provision stating that the government had the authority to detain Qaeda members and their supporters as part of the war authorized shortly after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
Mr. Dawkins, who can't afford a lawyer and is representing himself, plans to counter that Michigan law contains a provision stating that the court must consider "any legal and moral obligation" that the defendant has to support children or a spouse.
The Ninth Circuit based its construction of § 1226(c) on a provision stating that "any alien" deportable by virtue of having committed certain enumerated crimes "shall" be taken into custody by ICE "when the alien is released" from state prison.
The amount of any escrow and a provision stating that the escrow will be the exclusive remedy for breaches of the agreement (and any exceptions from this exclusive remedy, such as for breaches of "fundamental representations").
A "valuation cap" or "cap" is a provision stating that the notes convert at a discount to the next round of preferred stock but the share price will not be greater than a share price which values the company at, for instance, $5 million, before the new investment.
