The phrase "a quality of provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the standard or level of resources or services provided in a particular context.
Example: "The report highlighted a quality of provision that exceeded our expectations in terms of educational resources."
Alternatives: "a standard of supply" or "a level of service".
However, MANETs having a high ratio of topology change make routing especially unstable; making stability is an important challenge, especially for routing having a quality of service provision.
Finally, a culture of quality assessment that retains incentive for settings to achieve a high quality of provision is likely to advance children's development and learning outcomes.
There is obviously a wonderful quality of provision in many private schools but that doesn't mean as a state school we can't access that and can't lead in that.
We have yet to see a step-change in the quality of provision, nor really figured out the financial consequences.
Although one factor affecting the implementation of rural health insurance as a mechanism for improving utilisation and quality of provision was unique to China (the one-child policy), the study also offers lessons for international policy and research.
"The Russell Group of universities has argued that this is spending money on the wrong thing: privileging an expansion of places over the quality of provision.
- In all six country/territory cases the focus on the expansion of access has been paramount, but there has been an increasing range of work on the quality of provision at national and local levels.
Market-driven heterogeneity in the quality of provision across space is an important consideration for the design of regulations in child care markets.
- Quality of provision has, until recently, been a secondary focus of UNICEF's work.
Quality of provision is set to join funding as a headline issue for higher education policy.
