The phrase "adequate provision for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the necessary arrangements or resources that are sufficient for a particular purpose or need.
Example: "The organization must ensure there is adequate provision for the welfare of its employees."
Alternatives: "sufficient arrangements for" or "proper resources for".
The law requires swimming pool managers to make "adequate" provision for safety.
Although mental health affects many people around the world, there is often not adequate provision for those suffering from it.
Mr. Clinton blamed Mr. Carter for sending thousands of Cubans to Arkansas without adequate provision for their security.
A new planning application is to be submitted in the new year to provide adequate provision for September 2016 and facilities for sixth formers.
Motorway services must provide free short-term parking, free 24-hour toilet facilities and adequate provision for the sale of food and fuel 24 hours a day.
Last year, the London assembly criticised several boroughs for failing to plant enough trees or make adequate provision for those in their care.
The company, which is based in Zurich, has been struggling to integrate past acquisitions and to set aside adequate provisions for possible asbestos claims.
The treaty is widely regarded as a worthy international agreement, though is is not considered to have adequate provisions for verifying compliance.
Lieutenant General Angus Campbell was unable to tell a hearing on Friday whether customs vessels had adequate provisions for children or what their capacity, communications capabilities and supplies were.
Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, these institutions are required to make adequate provisions for children with allergies, although how they do so is variable.
The United States Supreme Court has upheld state parental notification requirements on due process grounds provided there are adequate provisions for judicial waivers.
