The phrase "air provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the supply or availability of air, such as in discussions about ventilation, aviation, or environmental conditions.
Example: "The air provision in the building is inadequate, leading to discomfort among the occupants."
Alternatives: "air supply" or "air availability".
Through dynamic simulation, a solar-desiccant-cooling displacement ventilation system (SDC_DV) was developed for full-fresh-air provision, while a solar-hybrid-desiccant-cooling displacement ventilation system (SHDC_DV) for return air arrangement.
At Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Visa announced a new over-the-air provisioning service for smartphones for use with Visa's payWave mobile payments system.
Founded in 2001, ViVOtech develops payment software and NFC products including smart posters, contactless readers and writers, over-the-air provisioning, and transaction management infrastructure software.
But the biggest potential moneymaker was the air rights provision.
He called on the city's planners to ensure that the air rights provision carried the promise of affordable housing.
Supporters of the air rights provision say that it could yield the much-needed money for the park.
Jackson also told the head of the armed forces that air transport provision for getting troops and equipment to and from the Middle East was even worse.
It comes as Sir Howard Davies begins work on a government-commissioned report into UK air travel provision.
This suggests that there are major inconsistencies in the approach and commitment to social air services provision across the European Union which may undermine broader policy initiatives designed to enhance mobility and accessibility.
Five randomized trials examined the effectiveness of intervention strategies, professional house cleaning, vacuuming with HEPA air filters, provision of an individualized healthcare plan, and parental teaching on lead exposure prevention.
