The phrase 'effective provision' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about a situation that has been arranged in an efficient or successful way. For example, "The organization has made effective provision for members who need assistance."
"Highly effective provision will be torpedoed," he says.
"A coordinated and comprehensive response is crucial to ensure effective provision of international protection, sharing of costs and successful integration of refugees," it said.
The study, called the Effective Provision of Pre-school Education (Eprojectoject, has been monitoring the intellectual and social development of these children in minute detail.
Instead, the state has brought this about by a combination of radical land reform and effective provision of basic services like education, medical facilities and public food distribution.
Initial findings from the longitudinal British Effective Provision of Pre-School Education (Eprojectoject revealed that a mother's educational qualification level showed a clear association with a child's cognitive attainments.
These large areas require a strong commitment to the effective provision of services on the part of local government officials and a measure of self-reliance on the part of Wyoming's population.
Replacing 95 health authorities, they will control three-quarters of the NHS budget by 2004.In principle, this should drive better and more effective provision of health care as the PCTS act as more effective agents for their patients.
effective provision of pre-school education project.
The question then was how much of this lost productivity could be recovered by the effective provision of headache care.
This constrained the effective provision of assessment and intervention services for children with disabilities in these districts.
At the time, the government said it would "develop effective provision from nursery through to further and higher education" for Welsh language education.
