"content provision" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the providing of content. For example, "Our company specializes in content provision for media outlets."
Hip, connected e-lexies in this winter of our content provision focused on his broadband personhood.
To provide a format that allows distributed content provision, Wikipedia pages have a set of requirements and a certain layout.
UTV said it would be submitted an application on Wednesday to the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland for a content provision contract.
Economic models help frame class discussions of, among other topics, content provision, privacy, piracy, sales taxation, group purchasing, price search, and advertising on the internet.
A large body of work has focused on the advertising part of the industry, while some studies also look at content provision and the interaction between the two.
We describe specialized content provision and visualization services and present two communication protocols in an attempt to explore the possibility of a standardized language.
Service and content provisioning platforms have to address several ubiquity challenges such as mobility, multimodality, context-awareness and content adaptation.
More specifically, the local content provisions need to be tightened to drive higher levels of local manufacturing.
The article in [11] described an approach for context-aware and QoS-enabled learning content provisioning.
Those countries were motivated by trade diversion concerns because of the regional content provisions in the Agreement, and by fears of being left outside North American production networks.
One possible extension is the use of Mashup technology to make it possible to use multiple search agents in order to retrieve learning resources from multiple repositories, thus enhancing learning-content provision.
