The phrase "and provision of services" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the act of providing services, often in business or legal documents.
Example: "The contract outlines the responsibilities of both parties regarding the delivery of goods and provision of services."
Alternatives: "and delivery of services" or "and supply of services".
How would you incorporate user "voice" into the commissioning, design and provision of services?
Continued separation of the commissioning and provision of services to prevent conflicts of interest.
How will the changing market affect the commissioning and provision of services?
There must be a continued separation of commissioning and provision of services to prevent conflicts of interest.
Civilians in some areas who had started to welcome the group because of its military prowess and provision of services have protested against the al-Qaeda tie.
A devoted trustee and beloved volunteer, Sally was founder and longstanding chair of the agency's Passover Outreach program which ensured celebration of the holiday and provision of services to thousands of Jews in need.
The report cites a "profound shift", with labour switching from its historic role, as a source of raw power, to the care, education and provision of services to others.
Needs an amendment (F) to ban the WHOLESALE outsourcing of commissioning support to non-pubic sector bodies VII) The continued separation of the commissioning and provision of services to prevent conflicts of interests.
ONE way for councils to cut costs is to do less by getting others to do more: outsourcing the management of facilities and provision of services to private-sector and not-for-profit outfits, for example.
This ranges from the extraction and processing of mineral resources and infrastructure development to the manufacturing of goods and provision of services for a growing employed population and middle class.The prospects for Africa in 2010 are good.
Rather, subparagraph (l)(b) provides an "autonomous" definition of the place of enforcement of "the obligation in question" in two specific situations: delivery of goods and provision of services.
