The phrase "a provisional order" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or administrative contexts to refer to a temporary directive or decision that is subject to change or confirmation.
Example: "The court issued a provisional order to prevent the sale of the property until the case is resolved."
Alternatives: "temporary order" or "interim order".
The largest of these was a provisional order of 20 A380 double-decker superjumbos by aircraft financing group Doric.
"A Japanese court issued a provisional order requesting Google to delete specific terms from autocomplete," the company said in a statement on Monday.
On 14 September, a provisional order to start preparations for withdrawal was given to the "Nordland" Division.
In response, the President of the Local Government Board, Charles Ritchie, proposed the matter be resolved by way of a provisional order bill in the next parliamentary session and that he would undertake to introduce such a bill.
In an unsigned, provisional order, the court granted a Christian college a temporary exemption from having to provide full contraception coverage to its employees and students as is mandated by the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
The deal with no-frills carrier IndiGo, which confirms an earlier provisional order for the planes, is the single-largest order for Airbus.
The designer Bunny Christie has created a black graph-paper box of a set that suggests provisional order imposed on infinite darkness.
Under the emergency declaration, the justices were ordered to take an oath to abide by a "provisional constitutional order" that replaces the country's existing Constitution.
Diplomats said drafts of a provisional constitutional order allowing for emergency rule had been prepared.
In his oath he vowed "to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution" of Pakistan, even though he suspended the Constitution three weeks ago when he imposed emergency rule and introduced a provisional constitutional order as military chief.
To provide legal cover for today's moves, General Musharraf depended on a provisional constitutional order, previously approved by the Supreme Court, that gave him power to reorganize the country's institutions.
