The phrase "ambit of a provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to the scope or range of a specific provision or clause within a document.
Example: "The ambit of a provision regarding employee rights must be clearly defined to avoid any ambiguity."
Alternatives: "scope of a provision" or "range of a provision".
Most significantly, the US model for higher education will encourage the commercial narrowing of the ambit of provision until all but those universities in the Ivy League are forced to give up that title.
Not resolved by the Financial Services Committee was the question of whether any of those firms supervised by the SEC or the states will also fall under the ambit of a self-regulatory organization (SRO).
This means that a high-throughput measurement can be translated into the ambit of a high-content measurement.
Difficult, that is, within the ambit of sustaining a serious presence at Westminster and representing the people of Scotland, as promised at the election.
Even Martin Luther King has been accused of Marxism, as has John Kerry and, more recently, President Barack Obama was denounced as a "socialist" for bringing less well-off Americans into the ambit of corporate, very much capitalist, healthcare provision.
However, the choice set is delimited firstly, by the ambit of the budget-holder (a constraint not present in the HsW model) and secondly, by the expansion and contraction lists compiled by the Working Group.
I think when the Florida Supreme Court does that, if it does so within the normal ambit of judicial interpretation, that is a subject for Florida's Supreme Court to take.
Under the ambit of the A.C.A., more than a dozen states have launched Web sites that appear to be working reasonably well.
Even a program aimed at mason's training under the ambit of Indira Avas Yojana would have made a difference to the quality of houses.
We also want to stress that in the ambit of historical demography, there is perhaps a less visible decline due to a lack of other data sources.
It is concluded that a more reconciliatory approach towards nature conservation, which goes beyond the ambit of protected areas, can serve as a catalyst for biodiversity recovery across the wider landscape.
