The phrase "a single provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific clause or condition within a legal document, contract, or agreement.
Example: "The contract was lengthy, but it ultimately hinged on a single provision that outlined the termination process."
Alternatives: "one clause" or "a solitary term".
It is a textualist claim that construes the meaning of the ACA by reading it holistically rather than by focusing opportunistically on a single provision thereof.
WASHINGTON — The House on Wednesday approved a sweeping $696 billion military policy measure after revising a single provision in the 1,300-page 1,300-pagehad prompted a surprise veto billresidenthatshad
So it was especially galling that the Court converted Citizens United from a narrow dispute about the application of a single provision in McCain-Feingold to an assault on a century of federal laws and precedents.
The inspector general's submission said that across all the sources of Asio's powers there is not a single provision that required the organisation to erase or destroy telecommunications data it holds.
State-Ordered Shopping: The fate of the Affordable Health Care Act seems to hinge on a single provision: the so-called "individual mandate" requiring the purchase of health insurance.
As the Microsoft II court itself acknowledged, the issue before it was the construction to be placed upon a single provision of a consent decree that, although animated by antitrust considerations, was nevertheless still primarily a matter of determining contractual intent.
All cicada killers are ground-nesting insects and nest aggregations can contain up to hundreds of nests, each with a single provisioning female.
That was 25 years ago; in the time since, I cannot think of a single legislative provision that has been designed to assist those on trial accused of a serious criminal offence.
According to a UN report issued yesterday, Israel has broken every single provision in the agreement, including this one.
"For every single provision," the official said, "there are a lot of questions about how you define the terms, how you enforce it, how they might try to evade it and how it addresses tomorrow's issues, not just today's".
Every single provision we polled on from this law, which established a series of consumer protections from banks and other financial institutions, was supported by nearly 100percentt of respondents.
