The phrase "added provision for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the inclusion of specific terms, conditions, or resources in a document, agreement, or plan.
Example: "The new policy added provision for remote work options, allowing employees greater flexibility."
Alternatives: "included terms for" or "made arrangements for".
"The new curriculum will preserve statutory breadth, we are told, but, whilst teaching of a foreign language is to be added, provision for the arts, humanities and physical education is uncertain at this point.
And the need for this critical reform did not escape the notice of Congressional leaders who recently introduced a proposed Count Every Vote act, with an added provision for Election Day registration nationwide.
In 1997, largely under pressure from a French Socialist government, the European Union reversed field and added provisions for expansion to existing guidelines focused on debt and deficit criteria.
The act, which was based on the 72 Resolutions, made minor concessions to the Maritime Provinces and added provisions for the future inclusion of other colonies and territories.
But Ricardo Santos, a European economist at BNP Paribas, warned that the deterioration of the Spanish housing market would lead to even greater losses than expected, and the government should also demand added provisions for construction-related loans.
When the possibility arose that not every state would set one up, Congress added provisions for the federal government to set up a backup exchange — and everyone assumed that the people who bought their insurance there would get the subsidies, too.
Border security: fencing The bill initially called for limited "double- or triple-layered fencing," but as the debate progressed, the Senate added provisions for 350 miles of border fencing and 500 miles of vehicle barriers between the USA and Mexico.
Negotiations to add provisions for enforcement started in 1995 after it became clear during the Persian Gulf war that Iraq had developed stocks of biological weapons, including anthrax, even though it had signed the convention.
Thus, owners of the websites of public interest should come forward to add provisions for dedicated speech based interfaces for blind users.
Certain changes could make the bill more palatable to the president--such as adding provisions for more ethical oversight, a program to promote embryo adoption, or even a new, later, deadline for cells that are eligible for federal funding (currently, cells have to have been derived by 9 August 2001 to qualify).
