The phrase "rely on provisioning" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about relying on someone or something for specific resources, typically related to supplies. For example: "We need to rely on provisioning to make sure we have enough food for the entire family."
As G-protein-coupled receptors, ARs rely on provision of GTP upon ligand binding and signalling is terminated by hydrolysis of GTP to GDP.
A larger contemporary concern across sub-Saharan Africa is widespread absence of LARC services in public-sector settings, where providers and health systems as a whole typically rely on provision of short-acting methods.
That provision makes good sense to us since the alternative might be forcing them to rely on costly emergency rooms.
Ms. Robinson said the department was simply relying on provisions in the law for animals on regular farms that may have received antibiotics and are used as replacements on organic farms.
It relied on provisions transported from Russia, either directly through Polish territory or through – theoretically neutral – Prussia.
Thus, critical care teaching frequently relies on provision of tutorial and didactic lecture sessions.
But Mr. O'Mara said he did not rely on that provision in the courtroom because Mr. Zimmerman had no option to retreat.
What concerns me is the degree to which some newspapers appear to rely on the provision of private information to fill their pages, and therefore actively encourage the disclosure of private information via eye-catching advertisements which offer monetary reward.
In a letter to the commission, the office of the state attorney general said it was "particularly concerned that Verizon will rely on this provision to abandon its copper landline network in rural areas across New York".
The implication in the prime minister's statement is that article 51 of the UN charter was relied on; but we are entitled to know whether the government seeks to rely on other provisions either retrospectively in relation to this incident or for the future.
Any organisation wishing to rely on this provision will also need to establish that the requirement is necessary to comply with religious doctrine or to avoid conflicting with the strongly held religious convictions of a significant number of the religion's followers.
