"ought to be provided" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to express a suggestion or recommendation that something should be done. For example, "Employers ought to be provided with clear guidelines for dealing with staff grievances."
No standards dictate how that care ought to be provided.
Relevant climatic indices are introduced as additional predictors to comprise information regarding ET0, which ought to be provided by meteorological data unavailable.
In New Zealand and the American state of Oregon, the public has been consulted about what treatments ought to be provided at the state's expense.
Introduced in 1789, what became the Fourth Amendment struck at the heart of a matter central to the early American experience: the principle that, within reason, "Every man's house is his castle," and that any citizen may fall into the category of the criminally accused and ought to be provided protections accordingly.
And I might even be able to contribute to the future shape and funding of care services by giving my views in the online questionnaire about how social care ought to be provided and financed, including, for example, through taxation, insurance or having to pay directly when help is needed.
But their views on what ought to be provided have evolved considerably.The idea of a National Health Service was based on the paternalistic belief that the suppliers of health-care (doctors) would be able to control demand, which in time would be assuaged, as the health of the population improved.
Senator Charles E. Schumer, a fellow New York Democrat who is sponsoring the Senate version of the bill, said today, "The White House ought to be providing Homeland Security with the money it needs to begin protecting civilian aircraft with jamming devices immediately, before it's too late".
To these good suggestions, let me add this one: We ought to be providing drivers, pilots, and operators with skills and tools to manage sleep other than prescription sleep medication, including light therapy, CBT for sleep, and training in sleep hygiene.
The good news in the near-term forecasts ought to be providing the basis for making many long-overdue benefit improvements--not just protection against the cost of prescription drugs, but also coverage of some of the cost of long-term care, a stop-loss provision on annual payments by patients and broader coverage of preventive care services.
Other topics included the impact on children's education, recognition from social, community and peer groups, employment discrimination and the types of assistance that the government and other agencies ought to be providing.
Those states not wishing to partake of the public plan ought not to be provided any additional benefits as compensation, but ought not be treated as pariahs.
