"news provision" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the providing or supplying of news or information, for example: "The media company specializes in news provision to their customers."
The rules have traditionally looked at news provision.
Unless we act soon, a diverse supply of high quality news provision will slip away.
It contended that there was no market failure and that plurality in news provision was sustainable and desirable.
And earlier this week a public discussion was held into the future of alternative news provision in the city.
"People are very attached to the BBC's current news provision and are therefore concerned about major changes to these services," the Trust said.
Companies including Reuters, ITN and PA have previously been mentioned as parties potentially interested in the competitive tender model for news provision for the nations and regions.
Ditching the 20-year Barclays veteran provided some nice press for Jenkins in the runup to this week's AGM and trading statement, a period when the form book suggests the bank unbridles bad news on provisions.
The potential rush on the seats was not evident yesterday at City Hall, with several departing members appearing perplexed at news of the provision.
All three bidders for the Welsh franchise promise news websites and provision for citizen journalists to publish stories, and says they will allow news feeds to be re-versioned by other publishers.
In February, we asked HuffPost readers to help us dig through the stimulus bill, and hundreds of readers wrote in with great tips, including the news that a provision to extend health care coverage for some laid-off workers had been stripped from the Senate version of the legislation.
At least for that provision, no news could be good news, and not just for expatriate Americans, but also for their employers.
