The phrase "a typical provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a standard or common clause found in legal documents, contracts, or agreements.
Example: "In most contracts, a typical provision includes a confidentiality clause to protect sensitive information."
Alternatives: "a standard clause" or "a common provision".
They permit overnight replenishment through each of the loops in a typical provision stream, provided that production is within the geographic region of sale.
NFG's proxy access bylaw contains a typical provision that requires nominating shareholders to represent that they acquired the requisite shares to satisfy the minimum ownership threshold in the ordinary course of business and not with the intent to change or influence control of the company.
The time before that, in March, Hing called ACORN defunding language "a typical provision that is included in most appropriations bills".
Notably, the ICA did not address claim or debt subordination, although it did have a typical turnover provision requiring the second lien creditors to turn over to the senior creditors any collateral, or proceeds of collateral, received by such second lien creditors until the senior creditors were paid in full.
A typical redemption provision would say that the investors may, by majority vote at any time starting five years after their investment, elect to be redeemed (repurchased at their original purchase price), with payments made over a three-year period in equal installments.
The location, separation, and protection from risk exposures are discussed for the typical provision in process facilities.
A demonstrator system has been developed in order to show the technical feasibility of the concept by means of state-of-the-art technologies and to allow an experimental performance evaluation of the proposed protocols and mechanisms for a typical service-provisioning scenario.
Typical provisions include prohibitions against fraud in the sale of securities, registration requirements for brokers and dealers, registration requirements for securities to be sold within the state, remedial sanctions and civil liability.
That's about 3 percent of the transaction value and standard for a deal but about three times what would be paid if there had been a typical go-shop provision.
The decision serves as a reminder that, in a sale agreement that includes a typical non-reliance provision (i.e., a statement that the buyer has not relied on statements made or information provided outside the agreement), the representations and warranties set forth in the agreement will affect the extent to which the buyer can bring not only indemnity claims but also fraud claims.
In the case of environmental health, a typical local-level service provision, funding must be secured from the central government (Mubeezi 2007) (see also Table 4).
