The phrase "above provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal or formal contexts to refer to a provision or clause mentioned earlier in a document.
Example: "As stated in the above provision, all parties must adhere to the agreed terms and conditions."
Alternatives: "previous clause" or "earlier provision".
Regulation 6(b) of Annex II of Marpol 73/78 is similar to the above provision, but applies to the discharge of noxious liquid substances.
As an exception to the above provision and inasmuch as in 1871 Germany refused to undertake any portion of the burden of the French debt, France shall be, in respect of Alsace-Lorraine, exempt from any payment under Article 254.
In response, the Attorney General suggested that the above provision be modified to make habeas relief available only where the petitioner " 'suffered a substantial deprivation of his constitutional rights at his trial.' " 118 Cong.Rec.
This view is fatal to the jurisdiction of that court, so far as its jurisdiction depends upon the above provision of the statute, because it now here appears in the record of what state the plaintiff's assignors were citizens when this action was commenced.
In view of the above, provision of a standard uniform pre-formatted discharge summary to every patient leaving the ED would be a step forward in ED practices worldwide.
The above provision agreed to by the DGA seems--seems--to allow the growth of Big Mediastan.
If any of the above provisions are not followed by the wife she is considered disobedient".
Defendant admitted in the trial of the action, that plaintiffs insisted that the above provisions be included in the contract and that they would not agree to the coal mining lease unless the above provisions were included.
Indeed, prior to the new Media Act, the above provisions applied only to the television and the radio.
Indeed, while the above provisions may strike some on the left as onerous, immigration advocates might be able to accept them, albeit grudgingly.
In accordance with the above provisions of the Act as amended, an employee employed as a seaman is exempt only from its overtime pay provisions under the new section 13(b)(6), unless the vessel on which he is employed is not an American vessel.
