"design provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a particular aspect or element of a design that has been intentionally included or planned for. Example: The architect's design provision for natural lighting throughout the building created a visually stunning and energy-efficient space.
When it comes to the design of compressive members, buckling is a critical design provision.
The Eurocode design provision requires experimental procedures in establishing the shear strength parameter.
This seismic design provision requires the realistic evaluation of the diagonal member slenderness.
Should the attenuation obtained be not sufficient for some parts of the internal structures, some additional design provision could be adopted.
The degree of concrete confinement provided by the hollow section wall has been studied under pure compression but remains ambiguous for combined compressive and bending loads, with no current design provision for this loading combination.
J. Ind .Ergonom. 10 (1992) 7), modifications were recommended for the design of buffing machines (e.g. machine height, design of triggers/grips/levers, pressure to activate controls), mopping systems (e.g. mop length, pressure required to squeeze mop, bucket stability) and vacuum machines (e.g. attachment length, grip design, provision of safety lights).
Most columns in these buildings do not satisfy the reinforcement details specified by current seismic design provisions.
The developed live model served as a basis for the development of new design provisions in the United States (LRFD AASHTO) and Canada Ontario Highwayy Bridge Design Code).
Adequate design provisions are not available for these cladding systems except for the expensive testing provisions.
Finally, the validity of the proposed design equations including the current design provisions is discussed.
The spectral densities and coherences required to describe the gust loading are modeled using design provisions.
