The phrase "adaptation and provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or adjustments made to meet certain needs or requirements, often in fields like education, healthcare, or policy-making.
Example: "The program focuses on adaptation and provision to ensure that all students have access to the resources they need for success."
Alternatives: "adjustment and supply" or "modification and delivery".
Solutions requiring additional resources specifically for ethnic minorities: Various types of solutions, such as procurement of extra materials, translations, adaptations and provision of multilingual staff will need extra financial input.
The combination of these services provides support for intelligent Smart City applications, for actively and autonomously adaptation and smart provision of services and content, using the advantages of contextual information.
Their assistance has resulted in teacher certification programmes, in-country training, pre-school buildings, a set of policy guidelines and a curriculum guide for early childhood education in the Pacific region available for adaptation and implementation, and the provision of basic materials and resources.
As there are currently no effective medical interventions to counteract the primary anatomical impairments seen in achondroplasia, improving overall participation will continue to be dependent on targeted assessment of limitations, and provision of environmental adaptations or equipment prescription.
review and follow up on the situation and issues related to soils in the contexts of food security, use and management of natural resources, ecosystem services provision, climate change adaptation and mitigation, and other relevant areas.
Wagner et al. (17) observed higher scores for the dimensions "school" and "psychological well-being" and attributed these findings to good psychologic adaptation and coping skills resulting from the provision of resources for treatment, educational, and social services.
The Lililwan Project provides a model for effective community consultation, adaptation of clinical and research techniques to suit complex cultural and language conditions and provision of short- and long-term benefit to communities that participate in clinical research.
The success of local action on adaptation and mitigation depends on implementing these provisions.
You can consolidate, automate and provision.
One clear lesson of the Amsterdam debacle is to end the practice of IGCs as the sole means for revision and adaptation of Treaty provisions.
