The phrase "a provisioning shortfall" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to supply chain management, resource allocation, or budgeting where there is an insufficient provision of resources or supplies.
Example: "The recent analysis revealed a provisioning shortfall that could impact our production schedule if not addressed promptly."
Alternatives: "a supply deficit" or "a resource shortfall".
But bankers grumble that this is like trying to get a sick patient to cure himself.One source of concern is BFA Bankia, which listed the day before Banca Cívica last summer and faces a provisioning and capital shortfall of €5.1 billion.
Mr. Paterson's bill included a provision to set aside spending across the board to cover such a shortfall.
In late November, on the eve of her key vote allowing the Senate health care proposal to proceed, Ms. Landrieu won a provision that would bring $300 million into the state to help with this Medicaid shortfall.
Although the bank remained profitable over nine months, in the third quarter it slumped to a £440m loss because of the £750m provision for PPI and a £600m shortfall arising from losses on sales of businesses in Germany.
"Dr Dean's solution of 'banning' NHS consultants from working for other employers, which is how it would have to work in radiology, would leave the NHS with a major shortfall in radiology service provision until the current workforce shortage is addressed".
"Since then, however, the nature of the tender has been changed significantly by proposals for a new primary school on part of the site following identification of a shortfall of education provision in the area," Mr Warburton said.
There is a critical shortfall in the supply of organs.
The bill included a little-noticed provision blocking Congress from shifting funds to prevent a 2016 shortfall in Social Security's disability insurance program.
"I thought I was making sensible provision for clearing my mortgages and having a pension, but I ended up with a huge shortfall," he says.
But might it not be claimed that declining unionism has caused an unambiguous shortfall in worker voice, the provision of we have argued to be critical for microeconomic flexibility?
