The phrase "ample provision for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the adequacy or sufficiency of resources or arrangements for a particular purpose.
Example: "The budget includes ample provision for employee training and development."
Alternatives: "sufficient allocation for" or "adequate supply for".
A civilised society ought to make ample provision for everyone, no matter their background, to enjoy the arts and culture.
There already is ample provision for carrying unloaded and properly stowed guns in transit through the parks.
It therefore became customary either to commission incidental music for existing plays whenever possible (especially the historical classics, as more and more of them were translated from one language to another) or to commission new plays that would incorporate ample provision for orchestral and sometimes choral music.
West brought with him 150 new settlers, ample provisions for the colony, and orders from the company naming him governor and captain-general of Virginia.
7 Thus there was ample provision of law for a deputy.
"There is abundant reason why every State should make ample provision, not only for the proper custody, but also for the most enlightened treatment of all the insane within its borders," Kirkbride wrote in his influential 1854 work On the Construction, Organization, and General Arrangements of Hospitals for the Insane.
The ample provisioning of reserves, and a commitment to maintain zero interest rates for a long time, boosted liquidity, which helped stabilise Japan's financial system.
Mahbubullah Sayedi, a spokesman for the Kunduz governor's office, condemned the executions, and said there was ample provision in Afghan law for prosecuting someone if they were accused of adultery or other social crimes.
Eventually, Timmy stirs and discovers himself in a mossy little bed surrounded by ample provisions.
These trains have spacious seating, wide aisles, roof-mounted air conditioning, 230 V power sockets for laptops and handheld devices under each table, ample luggage provision, dedicated areas for cycles and wheelchairs, and Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) for added security.
In the Netherlands, which has universal, individual-based health insurance without employer involvement, it is not unusual for people to be enrolled for 20 years or more with the same insurer, providing ample incentive for provision of preventive benefits.
