The phrase "a special provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific rule, clause, or exception that is set apart from standard regulations or practices.
Example: "The contract includes a special provision that allows for an extension of the deadline under certain circumstances."
Alternatives: "a unique clause" or "an exceptional rule".
Under a special provision secured by American-occupying forces, they are exempt from prosecution by Iraqis for crimes committed there.
That is because the securitizations operate under a special provision of tax law that exempts them from taxation.
There has also been a special provision for gang rape, which entails a minimum punishment of 20 years and a maximum punishment of the death sentence.
He proposed introducing zemstvos into the western provinces; since most landowners there were Polish, he added a special provision to bolster the vote of Russian peasants.
Environmentalists want to make sure that a special provision in the bill allowing some deference to "trade secrets" is not abused.
Hundreds of thousands more foreigners would be eligible for temporary "guest-worker" passes (with a special provision for temporary farmworkers in California).
Historically, they have been appointed without any special provision in the law.
A core special provision is the Section 5 preclearance requirement, which prohibits certain jurisdictions from implementing any change affecting voting without receiving preapproval from the U.S. Attorney General or the U.S. District Court for D.C. that the change does not discriminate against protected minorities.
In the final session of the committee's consideration of the Children and Young People (Scotland) Bill, the education secretary introduced an amendment allowing "special provision" for proposals to close rural schools.
You also wouldn't realize that there are similar laws in 28 states, and that only a few of these make special provision for Catholic hospitals.
The idea that religious beliefs require special provision within a law meant to protect the most vulnerable should be an affront to all religious people.
