The phrase "a single provider or" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or choices, particularly in contexts involving services or products provided by one entity.
Example: "We can choose to work with a single provider or explore multiple vendors for our needs."
Alternatives: "one provider or" or "a sole provider or".
And it is difficult to say whether consumers will prefer to buy their cable and Internet access service from a single provider or to shop for each service independently.
Care coordination, medication coordination, and regimen optimization may be optimal if patients obtained outpatient care from a single provider or single care team [ 5].
Continuity of care is assumed to be maximized when patients obtain all their care from a single provider or healthcare team [ 10].
(Some definitions also speak of personal or family continuity, where the continuity of care between a single provider or a family is stressed [ 4, 13, 28, 45, 48, 66, 70]. 2. Informational continuity of care: An organized collection of each patient's medical information readily available to any health care provider caring for the patient.
The setting in our study was unusual because a single provider provided access to the Internet, which made it easy to distribute information about the survey to users.
As healthcare outcomes are only indirectly linked to what can be directly influenced by a single provider's performance or service user's behavior, studies analyzing the impact of PBI programs focus on service output measures related to utilization rates or number of cases treated.
■ What arrangement is used to provide services under your plan (for example, are any of the services or investment alternatives provided by a single provider)?
In eight cases, comments indicate that there were not enough providers or that a single provider was caring for multiple patients.
All visits to either a usual provider or a referred provider are attributed to a single provider (the referring provider is considered to be the 'usual provider' for the purpose of estimating the COC measure).
Companies like Microsoft, Oracle and IBM championed a vision of buying all, or most, of your technology from a single provider.
The F.C.C.'s own research shows that close to three-quarters of business customers have a single provider of business data services, and ninety-seven per cent have two or fewer providers.
