The phrase "desirable provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when discussing something that is desired or needed in a particular situation or context. Here is an example: "The new budget proposal includes a desirable provision for increased funding for education." In this sentence, "desirable provision" refers to the funding for education, which is considered desirable or favorable in the budget proposal.
Neither too small nor to large practices perform on a desirable level regarding provision of advice on healthy lifestyle for young people.
Despite potentially desirable outcomes, ART provision in developing countries is limited: by the end of 2005 only 20% of the global population in need had accessed to therapy [ 4].
Inclusion of partners and/or family in the process of dietary information provision is desirable, due to their potential role as co-implementers in dietary change.
Assuming that some degree of planning of the overall profile of healthcare provision is desirable, the German DRG system gives a concrete, detailed way of modelling and managing hospital activity, case-mix and revenue costs.
Undesirable desire turned desirable.
One such example of a socially desirable activity may be the provision of apprenticeship training places.
This means that for more strict QoS requirements, we are less likely to over provision, which is desirable.
Provision of socially desirable responses in self-reported data may lead to spurious correlations between variables, as well as the suppression or moderation of relationships between the constructs of interest.
ACASI appeared to be a good mechanism to elicit honest answers from participants and minimize the provision of socially desirable responses.
Though not specific to ACASI but also applicable to other methods of research, ACASI also did not prevent the provision of socially desirable responses and possibly caused unintentional emotional harm from the recollection of risky behavior or experiences.
The provision of socially desirable responses could happen in other methods of data collection (e.g. paper-based self-administered questionnaires and FTF interviews) and is not completely specific to ACASI.
