The phrase "act makes provision for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to indicate that a specific act or law includes certain stipulations or arrangements.
Example: "The new legislation acts makes provision for the protection of endangered species."
Alternatives: "act provides for" or "act stipulates".
Before April 2006, when Japan adopted two-dose MR vaccine policy, Japan's Preventive Vaccination Act made provisions for single-antigen attenuated live vaccine to be given only once to children aged 12-90 months. 12-90 months
The new Cities and Local Government Devolution Act 2016 makes provision for elected mayors in combined authority areas, while conferring new powers for coordinating local transport and merging health and social care in a series of "devolution deals".
The Children's Act 38 of 2005, as amended by the Children's Amendment Act 41 of 2007, makes provision for children older than 12 years to access medical surgery and treatment, including contraceptives and HIV testing, without parental consent, and the result of the test along with other medical information may not be divulged to parents in terms of the Act [ 11].
The next day, it passed the External Relations Act, which made provision for the monarch to act as the state's representative in foreign affairs.
After people realised that excrement plus drinking water equals death, parliament passed the Metropolitan Water Act to "make provision for securing the supply to the metropolis of pure and wholesome water".
Beside the Direct Grant Scheme, the Act also made provision for LEAs to fund places at independent schools in areas where there was a shortage of appropriate places in maintained schools.
In addition to parents and legal guardians, the act has made provision for caregivers such as grandparents or other relatives who do not have parental responsibilities and rights but are able to provide proxy consent on behalf of minors [ 10].
Wharfage was provided for the canal along the entire southern side of the extension, but no lock was built to allow canal boats to enter the dock, even though the Act of Parliament made provision for one.
The Population Registration Act of 1950 made provision for the compilation of a manual population register that, counter-intuitively, played a minor role in producing vital statistics (22, 23).
