"services entail" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a series of activities or obligations that need to be fulfilled in order to provide a particular service. For example, "Teaching services entail planning lessons, assigning homework, and grading students' work."
Many public services entail the provision of economic, social and cultural rights, such as healthcare.
Non-real-time (nRT) services entail applications such as file transfers (FTP).
For instance, some reproductive services entail so-called "womb rental," "egg harvesting," or "surrogate motherhood" (Rothman 1989; Ber 2000).
What do "comprehensive employment placement services" entail?
Many potential patients -- and physicians -- were also unaware that hospice is covered by Medicare and by most private insurance plans, and were uncertain as well about who qualifies for hospice services and what these services entail.
The new forms of organization of healthcare services entail the development of new clinical practices that are grounded in collaboration.
Given the well-publicized moral and ethical dilemmas that using these services entails, Brammer says they may be exactly what we need but they also undermine positions on basic social values on minimum wage, guaranteed medical leave and paid overtime and other job protections.
President Trump's assertion that permitting transgender people in the armed services entails major health care costs appears to be overblown, based on estimates from the think tank RAND, which was asked by the Department of Defense to study the issue last year.
Quality in health services entails two dimensions: technical quality (outcome quality) and functional quality (process quality).
The epilepsy service programme theory in adult services entailed the young person being seen as an adult, and able to take responsibility for their epilepsy, independent of parents.
The use of ecosystem services entails direct and indirect environmental impacts, which can be associated not only with the actual use of an ecosystem service, but also with other activities that this use entails (Fig. 1).
