The phrase "after provisions" 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 establishment or allocation of provisions, such as in legal, financial, or logistical discussions.
Example: "The project will commence after provisions have been secured for all necessary resources."
Alternatives: "following the provisions" or "subsequent to the provisions".
L. 103 325 inserted "or section 301(f)(1) of title 31" after "provisions of section 481 of this title".
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.
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.
RBS, however, is set to report a £6bn plunge into the red after provisions for possible fines – its ninth consecutive year of losses.
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.
Furthermore, the 'year after' provision is not without rational basis, for Congress, in allocating limited resources, has determined that by this means it recoups in the later year the loss sustained in the earlier year when food stamps were improperly claimed.
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.
"As of Sept. 30, after provisioning for the Lehman exposure, we are still ahead more than 6percentt for the year-to-date; the Lehman exposure is very small for us," a spokesman said in a statement.
After provisioning of resources the workloads are submitted to the resource scheduler.
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.
