The phrase "mandatory provision" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in legal and formal contexts to refer to a rule or requirement that must be followed or complied with. Example: The contract included a mandatory provision stating that all payments must be made on the first of each month.
"We're not in favor of the mandatory provision," Mark Donahue, who leads the Fraternal Order of Police in Chicago, said of the recording bill this afternoon.
Wearing someone else's uniform is perfidy…..I do not believe wearing the national flag is a mandatory provision of the Geneva conventions," Barry said.
Implementation of that mandatory provision has unleashed an intense and sensitive debate over whether a convicted felon can be a capable guardian.
I don't believe in mandatory provision of food and shelter to those who have decided to be free-loaders, as opposed to the unlucky or incapable.
There is in the federal statutes no mandatory provision requiring such indorsement or authentication, and the matter must therefore be determined on general principles.
In such a case, if the mandatory provision in Section 102.111 were given effect, the votes of the county would be ignored for the simple reason that the board was following the dictates of a different section of the code.
In subsequent decades, the government did begin to introduce mandatory provisions, but these were generally enshrining protections which had already become common in practice.
"So it's not that he is against mandatory provisions," she said, "it's that he doesn't think it would be politically acceptable to require that for everyone".
When I arrived at Sing Sing prison in 1985 to serve a 15-year-to-life sentence under the mandatory provisions of the Rockefeller laws, I soon found out that many of the prisoners had drug habits and were serving long sentences for possessing small amounts of drugs.
In the latest in a series of delays to the mandatory provisions of Obamacare, administration officials announced on Monday that companies with between 50 and 100 employees will be given an extra year, until 2015, before they will be required to offer health coverage to their staff or pay a penalty.
The emergence of a progressive intermediate category of semi- public, internationally mandatory provisions, or "lois de police," has contributed somewhat to bridge the methodological gap; while remaining subject to specific unilateral methodology, foreign economic regulation has become amenable to application in domestic courts in private law litigation.
