The phrase "a concept which provides" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing an idea or theory that offers a certain benefit or function.
Example: "The theory of relativity is a concept which provides a new understanding of time and space."
Alternatives: "an idea that offers" or "a notion that delivers".
User Experience (UX) has emerged as a comprehensive concept which provides a holistic perspective on users' interaction with technology.
The application of thermomorphic solvent systems (TMS) is a promising concept which provides an innovative solution for both problems.
The paper proposes an automatic model aggregation concept which provides the planning engineer with a simulation model at the end of the plant engineering process, such that he can test and debug the plant functions by simulation before it is built.
The proposed mobility scheme unifies inter and intra-domain mobility management by introducing common anchor cloud concept which provides a distributed management and seamless mobility experience.
The niche concept, which provides a tractable measure of the environment encountered by organisms, figures prominently in ecological and evolutionary theory [1] [3].
This design is an extension of the cross dipleg concept which provides multiple gas pathways to minimise channelling effects and allow uniform and efficient depletion of the bubbler contents.
The Nash solution concept, which provides the standard definition of a game-theoretic equilibrium, specifically excluded all forms of communication between the players (and the solution does not work in cases where communication does intrude [Heath 2001]).
In particular, OpenFlow is currently the most deployed SDN concept, which provides communication between the controller and the switches.
Kaitiakitanga (guardianship) is another more recent concept, which provides the framework to put into practice these concepts and applies them to today's western management systems and legislation.
