The phrase "although the provision of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding the availability or supply of something.
Example: "Although the provision of resources was limited, the team managed to complete the project on time."
Alternatives: "despite the availability of" or "even though the supply of".
Although the provision of some attractive black goggles initially makes this a bit scary, it's actually a piece of cake.
But although the provision of economics at A-level makes no difference to economics at university level, the decline of school economics does matter.
Although the provision of such urban roads in Xai-Xai is potentially constrained by a number of factors the financial constraints are the most pressing.
Although the provision of bogus feedback was effective for manipulating self-efficacy, there was no differential effect on leg muscle pain intensity ratings during the 30 min bout of moderate-intensity cycling.
Although the provision of a sacrificial rooting area where food was provided reduced paddock damage, this reduction was not sufficiently great to recommend this approach as a sole commercial alternative to nose-ringing.
Although the provision of health care is far from adequate too many of the elderly poor fail to receive needed medical attention or are dependent on charitable help—it is nonetheless widely accepted that there is a basic public responsibility here—especially in the case of Social Security.
The constitution promulgated at independence in 1960 guaranteed parliamentary democracy, although the provisions of it were not fully implemented.
Although the provisions of the legislation were due to be implemented at the end of August 2016, it will now be delayed until changes can be made.
Although the provisions of the Animal Welfare Act do not include purpose-bred rodents and birds, these species are equally regulated under Public Health Service policies that govern the IACUCs.
Despite a number of naval actions and one significant land engagement, the siege dragged on inconclusively for the summer and early autumn of 1801, and when the first articles of the Treaty of Amiens were signed in October, the town was still under Tuscan control, although the provisions of the final agreement, signed in March 1802, granted the island to France.
Although fragmentation in the provision of healthcare is considered an important obstacle to effective care, there is scant evidence on best practices in care coordination in Latin America.
