The phrase "a provider of internet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a company or entity that offers internet services to customers.
Example: "In today's digital age, choosing a reliable provider of internet is essential for both personal and professional use."
Alternatives: "internet service provider" or "ISP".
Shares in Exodus Communications, a provider of Internet services for businesses, plunged yesterday on bankruptcy fears and provided a display of how the dot-com collapse is still sending tremors throughout the telecommunications industry.
Mr. Allen owns 30percentt of Go2Net, a provider of Internet applications and technologies.
InfoSpace.com, a provider of Internet infrastructure services based in Bellevue, Wash.
Pacific Century plans to recast Cable and Wireless HKT as a provider of Internet, e-commerce and broadband services.
Then there is Ellie Mae, a provider of Internet services to the mortgage industry in Pleasanton, Calif.
Through the deal, Thoma Bravo is gaining a provider of Internet and mobile banking, digital payments and purchase rewards.
He remains a board member of four companies, including Hewlett-Packard and Ariba Inc., a provider of Internet-commerce systems.
An article in Business Day yesterday about the initial public offering of Vonage Holdings, a provider of Internet-based telephone service, misstated a precedent.
Others said it could reach into telecommunications with a deal for a company like Skype, a provider of Internet-based phone service.
A8 BUSINESS DAY C1-18 Vonage Plans to Go Public Vonage Holdings, a provider of Internet-based telephone service, filed an initial public offering with the Securities and Exchange Commission to sell up to $250 million in common stock.
Antwerpes of Cologne, Germany, a provider of Internet-based media services, came out at 23 euros and climbed to 27. "It did quite well," said Frank Antwerpes, the company's founder and chief executive.
