The phrase "added a provision that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes or additions made to a document, contract, or agreement that include specific terms or conditions.
Example: "The committee added a provision that requires all members to submit their reports by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "included a clause that" or "inserted a stipulation that".
Lawmakers also added a provision that provides favorable treatment for the oil and gas sector.
Today, the Senate added a provision that would make permanent a business tax credit for research and development due to expire in 2004.
Mr. Coburn also added a provision that would limit federal agency spending on conferences, in response to a spending scandal by officials at the General Services Administration.
Peters and Del .C. William Frick (D-Montgomery), the House sponsor, also added a provision that would eliminate the $300 corporate filing fee required of small businesses that participate in the program.
At the last minute, the House added a provision that would require smaller companies to give notice before they lay off workers and extend the notification period to 90 days from 60.
Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, said proponents of the flexibility legislation added a provision that would allow Congress to disapprove of the shifts if they were particularly suspect.
Members discussed adding a provision that would delay plans for the U.S. government to give up control over a global nonprofit that oversees the internet domain system.
Mr. Reid must also weigh whether to add a provision that would extend background checks to private sales of guns, a measure that would exempt family members and some others from those checks.
Mark J. Roe, a professor at Harvard Law School, said he agreed that the Trust Indenture Act could use changes, like adding a provision that says bondholders should be able to vote on whether to accept a debt modification deal.
Individuals would not have the right to take action against people who violate the law, despite a last-minute attempt by Senator Jon Corzine, Democrat of New Jersey, to add a provision that would provide for bounty hunters.
On the House floor on Thursday, Rep. Debbie Lesko (R-Ariz). mentioned her experience as she proposed adding a provision that would allow firearms to be transferred to domestic violence victims after a maximum of three business days.
