The phrase "aware of the provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating knowledge or understanding of a specific rule, clause, or stipulation in a document or agreement.
Example: "Before signing the contract, make sure you are fully aware of the provision regarding termination."
Alternatives: "informed about the provision" or "cognizant of the provision".
I do not know whether May was aware of the provision before she appointed Liz Truss.
"Some weren't aware of the provision and most didn't realize its complexity," said Douglas K. Dean, a partner in the sustainable business solutions practice at PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Those questions are relevant, but only if you are aware of the provision in the steroid-testing program that allows the union to terminate it and revert to the status quo ante.
"We should all as citizens be aware of the provision of the article 256 of the Constitution that declares any private organizations claiming to be organizations of militant forces as illegal".
Plaintiff Hummel stated that he was aware of the provision of the Hatch Act and that the activities he desired to engage in would violate that Act as, for example, his participating as a delegate in a party convention or holding office in a political club.
The best-known aspect of the law is the controversial individual mandate that nearly every legal U.S. resident obtain health coverage or face a tax penalty: 79percentt said they were aware of the provision.
(d) Bidders should be aware of the provisions of 18 U.S.C. 1860, which prohibits unlawful combination or intimidation of bidders.
Young Americans are especially aware of the provisions that affect their own coverage options, most prominently the option to stay on their parents' insurance plans until age 26.
E. While not a fraud statute, health care executives should be aware of the provisions and fraud-like penalties of the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act (EMTALA), 42 U.S. C
We were most concerned to learn of babies abandoned in maternity hospitals languishing sometimes for years, in institutions We are aware of the provisions of the Family Code in Albania in this regard and are struck by the lack of family-based solutions for children, despite the fact that varieties of foster care have been piloted in Albania for over ten years.
Despite some of the challenging family behaviours encountered, workers were very aware of what the provision of care means to families especially the respite experienced by families during worker visits.
