The phrase "a case that provided" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific instance or example that offered evidence, support, or insight into a particular situation or argument.
Example: "The study presented a case that provided valuable insights into the effects of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "an instance that offered" or "a situation that supplied".
In a case that provides a window into how this works, two illegal immigrant dealers pleaded guilty to manslaughter last year in Mr. Eisel's death, in a rare federal manslaughter prosecution from a drug overdose.
We report a case that provides clear histological evidence of the development of such early (in-situ) KS with immunohistochemical verification.
However, our results were surprising and we present here a case that provides a cautionary note that CTCs from any one blood draw alone may not always represent the mutational status of tumor cells in bone marrow or distant metastases.
The first came late last fall, Mr. Williams said, when the immigration authorities encountered a smuggling case that provided investigative leads concerning the larger smuggling network.
The combination of high quality research and a weak and widely challenged health system makes Guinea Bissau a unique case that provides the opportunity to learn more about the functioning of research and development dynamics in LIC.
Make sure you purchase a display case that provides UV protective covering.
Its battery, Amazon says, will now last for months, due in part to an included leather case that provides additional juice when it's snapped into the Oasis.
In this case, that provides a far bigger tax saving than the credit.
It is a complex process and it requires skilled and experienced engineers that must integrate results from wind tunnel tests, computer simulations, historical data and empirical formulations into a number of loads cases that provide a realistic assessment of the flight vehicle's environment.
