The phrase "accurate provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the precise and correct supply or arrangement of something, often in a legal or formal context.
Example: "The contract includes an accurate provision for the delivery of goods within the specified timeframe."
Alternatives: "correct clause" or "precise stipulation".
Even in the United States, where most doctors follow informed consent guidelines which includes informing patients of their diagnosis as standard clinical practice, problems still exist regarding the accurate provision of prognosis information [ 8].
Provided that the team roles are actually adopted and the team leader distributes and coordinated subtasks effectively, the non-leading team members can focus on the accomplishment of their assigned subtasks (chest compression, airway management, etc)., facilitating the prompt and accurate provision of ALS adhering to the guidelines.
The quality of service (QoS) offered by optical networks can be improved by accurate provisioning of service level specifications (SLSs) included in the service level agreement (SLA).
Rapid access to a specialist service can reduce the risk of death and disability following stroke as early assessment enables accurate diagnosis, provision of acute treatment, early detection and response to complications, and provision of care by a multi-disciplinary team with expertise in stroke[ 3, 4].
Indeed, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recently updated their assessment of the appropriateness of screening for depression in adolescents 12 to 17 years-old from "insufficient evidence for or against" in 2002 to recommending screening where systems are established to ensure accurate diagnosis and provision of psychotherapy and follow-up [ 7].
A focus by the healthcare system and its employees on a biomedical model of treatment, concentrating primarily on accurate diagnosis and provision of curative medicines, may show high levels of treatment success as measured by routine programme statistics, but this success is often at a considerable cost to patients.
As it remains unclear whether an individual's understanding of risk is more accurate after the provision of a numerical risk estimate or a verbal risk estimate [ 34, 48], both the genetic and phenotypic risk estimates include a numerical (i.e., percentage) and verbal estimation of risk (i.e., "below average", "average", or "above average").
Experimental results demonstrate that our workload prediction method is accurate, and our provisioning strategy is able to improve the accuracy of resource provisioning, reduce the allocated resources and SLAs violations.
Markit: no comment The economic data firm was founded in 2003, and has made a name for itself with rapid provision of accurate financial information, initially in credit derivatives.
One of the main contributions of the PIAAC database and similar international assessments is the provision of accurate measures of cognitive skills.
