'provision-centered' originates from the English word 'provision,' which comes from the Latin word 'provisio,' meaning 'a providing or preparation.' The suffix '-centered' indicates a focus or emphasis on the preceding element.

'Provision' evolved from the Latin 'provisio' through Old French 'provision,' eventually becoming the modern English word 'provision.' The term 'centered' was added to denote focus.

Initially, 'provision' meant 'a providing or preparation,' and this meaning has largely remained the same in modern usage.