The phrase "altering the provision of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where changes or modifications to specific terms, conditions, or provisions are being discussed, often in legal or formal documents.
Example: "The committee is responsible for altering the provision of the existing contract to better reflect the current needs of the organization."
Alternatives: "modifying the terms of" or "changing the stipulations of".
Along with altering the provision for reasonable internal relocation, the bill also amends measures surrounding effective protection.
Natural disturbances occurring in forests can alter the provision of ecosystem services to local and offsite communities, but their influence on multiple service tradeoffs has rarely been analyzed.
We discuss monetary and non-monetary values in the light of urban green infrastructure strategies and indicate potentials for urban planning and management to proactively alter the provision of cultural ecosystem services through specific configurations of land-uses and management intensity.
Regardless of the rate of change, the interaction of climate and fire and their effects on Southwest ecosystems will alter the provisioning of ecosystem services, including carbon storage and biodiversity.
June 6 , 2011It emerges that Greenhalgh has been lobbying government minister Greg Clark - an old university friend - to alter the provisions of Section 34a of the Housing Act 1985 to make it less easy for "existing tenants groups to manage a [housing] stock transfer and too little on whether such a transfer is better for the whole community in the long term".
Woody plant-cover dynamics can alter the provisioning of ecosystem services that humans rely on.
Barr disagrees, arguing that the Board was "still under the control of cabinet" and pointing out that "the cabinet was left with the power", through its privileged position in introducing legislation, "to supplement or alter the provisions of the Alberta Social Credit Act" under which terms the board was constituted.
Climatic changes therefore have the potential to distinctly alter the provisioning of ecosystem services (Schröter et al. 2005).
"If a [Keurig] customer wants to use a different K-cup, they're potentially committing a felony". Altering the circumvention provision of the Copyright Act could change all that.
In summary, then, we cannot infer from current evidence that patients' perceived susceptibility or severity of illness contributes much to their motivation to change health behavior, nor that these perceptions can be altered by the provision of new information.
