"provisional design" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a design or plan that is not yet final or official, but is subject to change or review. Example: After several rounds of feedback, the team presented their provisional design for the new website to the client for approval.
Provisional design implications of these findings are discussed.
If the team is following an iterative process Milestone 2 is likely to include a first set of requirements, a provisional design, and a prototype that can be used to demonstrate the functionality of the system.
A provisional design for a stone, steel and glass bridge by Bologna architects Schiavani, however, looks cumbersome, while Lidia Fersuoch of the conservation group Italia Nostra is quoted as saying: "The [existing] bridge now has its own dignity and should be restored.
The calculations follow the provisional design specification [9].
The modeling dimensions were designed based on the provisional design specification currently used in China [12].
In 1968, at the International Convention of Christian Churches (Disciples of Christ), those Christian Churches that favored a denominational structure, wished to be more ecumenical, and also accepted more of the modern liberal theology of various denominations, adopted a new "provisional design" for their work together, becoming the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ).
Published approaches mostly employ limited, provisional designs that often break the link between the model assumptions and the data for the sake of demonstrating properties of fusion techniques.
In addition, a blade concept that realises the desired adaptive behaviour is proposed and the increase of power harvested is assessed by a provisional structural design.
At a scale suitable for laboratory experimentation, a provisional mechanical design illustrates a concept for a "sidewards flying bed" (SFB), a layer of particulate matter held upon the inner wall of a cylinder that rotates at varying speed.
This article describes a technique of using a uniquely designed provisional restoration for the application of circumferential pressure for contouring gingiva.
The provisional restoration was designed to minimize pressure on the surgical site, optimize space for the gingival tissues, and control occlusal loading of the implant during the initial stages of osseointegration.
