The phrase 'normative provisions' is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to rules or regulations that dictate or set the norms or standards for how something should be done (e.g., a process, procedure, activity, etc.). For example, "The normative provisions of the health and safety code must be adhered to at all times."
From a normative perspective, the provision of the BHI to informal sector workers should thus increase social welfare.
Codes of ethics/conduct from 14 Anglo-American professional forensic membership organizations are reviewed for their clarity, construction, cogency, and the normative form of their provisions.
Among the factors that are relevant to e-expertise viability, we should mention the normative legal base, financial provision, and historical, cultural, and territorial specifics of a certain state [4].
The provision of normative data from a population sample of adults will facilitate use of the WHODAS 2.0 12 item scale in clinical and epidemiological research.
The cost estimates are based on a normative approach to service provision.
A main result of this study was the standardization of the PHQ-15 with the provision of normative data from the general population.
This is in large part the result of preexisting normative commitments to the provision of universal healthcare as a human right, a key component of the transition back to democracy in 1986 [ 59]; this context has facilitated the bureaucracy's ability to obtain the Chamber of Deputies and Senate's support for the ongoing financing of public health policies.
Advocates of political conceptions of human rights are often agnostic about universal moral rights while rejecting moral skepticism and thinking possible the provision of sound normative justifications for the content, normativity, and roles of human rights.
Yet, even if it only applies to everyday issues such as equal opportunity in jobs (i.e., the labour market), housing, student fees, or – something currently under hot dispute in Britain – equal access for working foreign residents to welfare benefits, this liberal "market building" provision has profound normative consequences.
