The phrase "a copy provided" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document or item that has been supplied or shared with someone.
Example: "Please find attached a copy provided for your review."
Alternatives: "a supplied copy" or "a provided document".
Minutes of the hearing must be kept, and a copy provided to the inmate.
A copy provided to Congress was blacked out except for information on the eight prosecutors who were eventually fired.
A copy, provided by a lawyer involved in the case, shows that agents concluded in June that Stephen Thompson embellished details.
"I'm obtaining your attention in the only way I can," the notes said, according to a copy provided by the United States Postal Service.
It outlines steps to rationalize the Palestinian security system, separate its branches of government, and "renounce fanaticism in the educational curricula and spread the spirit of democracy, enlightenment, and openness," according to a copy provided to The New York Times.
The suit accuses prosecutors in some cases of presenting false testimony by witnesses about their deals for leniency in exchange for cooperation, according to a copy provided by the lawyer filing the suit.
Mueller has had access to an unofficial copy of Stone's testimony for weeks, but legal experts said he would need a certified copy provided by the committee if he wished to use the document to seek an indictment.
The game was tested on PlayStation 4, using a retail copy provided by the publishers, Activision.
She sounded like a newscaster, reading copy provided by someone else.
MSBNC also obtained an advanced copy, providing an excerpt from the first chapter on its website.
A copy was provided to The New York Times.
