The phrase "after provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to actions or events that occur following the provision of something, such as resources or information.
Example: "After provision of the necessary documents, the application process can begin."
Alternatives: "following the provision" or "subsequent to the provision".
The House of Representatives was then composed of 124 seats and following the election, and after provision of a speaker, the Menzies coalition clung on with a majority of one: 61-60.
Nine phosphoketolase candidates were expressed in S. cerevisiae of which seven produced significant amounts of acetyl-phosphate after provision of sugar phosphate substrates in vitro.
The shortening of the time to treatment is representative of the changes seen after provision of health posts within communities in Vietnam [30].
Using G2 phase irradiation under exactly identical conditions as described by Xu et al. (2004), flow cytometric analysis revealed a decrease of p-H3-positive Mcph1gt/gt fibroblasts by 87.2% 2 h after provision of 4 Gy.
e.g. after provision of cadmium free water.
Reference measurements were made before or after provision of exogenous glutamine in a crossover design.
For Capital One, which charges her 28percentt interest on her credit card, net interest income, after provisions for loan losses, has risen a compounded 25percentt a year since 2002.
Dexia agreed in August to provide $300 million to the unit after provisions tied to the subprime crisis led to a loss at the unit.
Christopher Cox, a California Republican and outspoken critic of China, endorsed the measure after provisions in the human rights commission were strengthened.
LONDON — Barclays said Thursday that its profit rose 29 percent in the first half after provisions for credit losses declined, especially at its investment banking unit.
The European Commission may yet get involved.In the bankBankgesellschaft Berlin reported losses of a whopping euro1.65 billion ($1.52 billion) in 2000 after provisions to cover high-risk property ventures.
