The phrase "a text that provides" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a piece of writing that offers information, details, or insights on a particular subject.
Example: "The article is a text that provides valuable information about climate change and its impact on the environment."
Alternatives: "a document that offers" or "a piece that supplies".
Each returned reference consists of a PubMed ID, a snippet of text that provides evidence supporting the reaction and a confidence level with which the reference matches the query (Fig. 1).
One exception might be heathenism, the set of practices based on Norse/Anglo-Saxon spirituality, which formulates its ethics on the Havamal, a 13th-century text that provides a surprisingly useful conduct guide.
By using the Instagram caption as a digital wall text that provides both the title and the artist's contact information, McCallum hopes to educate his platform's followers.
Next, we asked whether schematic images of proteins, combined with a highly coherent text that provides structural detail, are sufficient to provide students with insight into structural aspects of the same proteins (test 2).
The second set is: Are schematic images of proteins, combined with a highly coherent text that provides structural detail, sufficient to provide students with insight into structural aspects of the same proteins?
Sometimes, even if it's filled with unreadable characters, a DAT file will include some text that provides clues as to what type of file it is.
Thus, a large community of specialists is in need of an easily understood, brief and comprehensive text that provides access to the tool.
This goes for just about every word or general topic link: Only highlight text that provides immediate relevance and usefulness to users, such as to research or supporting documentation.
One recognized challenge in developing such systems is the lack of marked sentence-level evidence text that provides the basis for making GO annotations.
Adolf Hitler's personal-political 700-plus-page screed, the text that provided the opening overture and background music for the racist ideology of the Nazi period, enters the public domain in 2015.
