"specifically provides that" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a specific provision or statement within a larger sentence or paragraph. Here is an example: "The contract specifically provides that the buyer will receive a full refund if the product is returned within 30 days of purchase."
As such, Dodd-Frank specifically provides that "in unusual or exigent circumstances," the Federal Reserve may provide such entities with a financial backstop, including borrowing privileges.
The legislation we support specifically provides that the sound must not be driver-activated and that it must continue at all times when the vehicle is operating".
Maximum Price Regulation No. 460 which the State's sale of timber allegedly violated specifically provides that it is applicable to sales by states.
Nevertheless, the Act specifically provides that reporting entities are not required to include any privileged information, trade secrets or competitively sensitive information in their reports.
It specifically provides that Member States should take measures to ensure that a commercial agent is, after termination of the agreement, indemnified in accordance with the Directive.
"The law specifically provides that any agreement by an occupant purporting to waive the benefit of the protection of the law is void," he said, adding that the provision would apply to buyers willing to waive the inspection requirement.
Most contracts, he said, specifically provide that representations in the contract do not survive the closing unless the contract specifically indicates otherwise.
The facts are that: 1) Congress specifically provided that: "[T]he fair use of a copyrighted work, including such use by reproduction in copies..
Compare North Carolina Laws, Session of April 14 , 1778 c. 5, calling for confiscation of the estates of certain persons 'inimical to the United States,' but specifically providing that members of their families should be allowed that portion of the estate forfeited which they might have enjoyed had the owner died intestate.
Significantly, the act specifically provided that the definition extended to "action outside the UK".
3 And Congress has specifically provided that it may annul any local law.
