The phrase "a provider that uses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a service provider or organization that employs a specific method, tool, or technology in their operations.
Example: "We are looking for a provider that uses renewable energy sources to power their facilities."
Alternatives: "a supplier that employs" or "a vendor that utilizes".
Garantia Data is now Redis Labs, a name change that reflect its roots as a database provider that uses the Redis open-source technology, a popular NoSQL database used by developers at companies like Pinterest and Twitter.
A federal judge who ruled without explanation last week that Minnesota was not to regulate Vonage's voice-over-the-Internet service said in a written opinion published yesterday that Vonage is not a phone company but an information provider that uses the phone network.
Spire Global is a data analytics provider that uses information provided by a constellation of orbital nanosatellites to track ships on the high seas – a service that's valuable to maritime shipping companies and other clients.
Irwin Jacobs Irwin Jacobs ' firm posted impressive results–and so did KDDI, a Japanese wireless provider that uses Qualcomm's CDMA2000 1X technology.
Today, Cisco announced it plans to pay $293 million in a mix of cash and equity to acquire CloudLock, a cloud-based security provider that uses APIs to let enterprises apply and monitor security on documents and other content that they share and store in cloud-based applications.
This stored profile is then easily and securely transferable to the front desk of any healthcare provider that uses it and can speed up wait times for patients.
"He's like a loose cannon," said Erik Bais, the owner of A2B-Internet, an Internet service provider that used to work with Mr. Kamphuis's company, but severed ties two years ago.
The company is famous for April Fools' pranks like fictitious job openings for a research center on the moon, Google Gulp, a drink to make you smarter about making search inquiries and a broadband service called TiSP, or Toilet Internet Service Provider, that used wires strung through sewers.
Use a provider that has its own monitoring center... most outsource this process.
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