The phrase "quick provisioning" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the process of providing or supplying something quickly and efficiently. Here is an example sentence using "quick provisioning": "Thanks to our automated system, our company is able to offer quick provisioning of new software for our clients."
This paper introduces a mechanism to solve the service management quick provision problem in next generation network (NGN).
But all that is to be a thing of the past, says Kyaw Soe, who hopes to see development in telecoms spread evenly throughout the country.There is already tension visible between the promise of gradual and steady development, on one hand, and the demand for quick provision of infrastructure for businesses with zone-specific development, on the other.
The quick provision of information about the latest CEA value and the possibility of going to a nearby laboratory were appreciated.
It is therefore much quicker to provision.
The Department of Defense influenza immunization policy of 1954 mandated quick formulation and provision of a new vaccine.
Estimates of the number of people with access to essential medicines almost doubled between 1977 and the late 1990s through a combination of public and private provision (Quick and Hogerzeil 2002).
The Senate president pro tem, Don Perata, Democrat of Oakland, was quick to condemn that provision, calling it "political expediency at its best and political leadership at its worst".
Earlier this week, as the Commerce Committee endorsed the package, about 700 insurance company employees, agents and consumers demonstrated on the steps of the State House steps for quick approval of the provisions.
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A longer drying process of up to two weeks in the sun follows (with provision for quick covering in the event of rain), again with constant turning.
