The phrase "about to provide this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone is on the verge of giving or sharing something, typically information or assistance.
Example: "I am about to provide this information to the team for our upcoming meeting."
Alternatives: "ready to share this" or "on the verge of providing this".
Iceland is about to provide a specific test of this theory in a referendum, in which voters are being asked to accept or reject the terms for compensating foreign depositors in failed Icelandic banks.However, the efforts of Canada and Sweden suggest progress can be made, if the crisis is acute enough.
Well, prepare for that realization again because AT&T is about to provide HSPA+ data service for this thing and presumably sell it to government and institutional buyers.
However, there is considerable uncertainty about how best to provide this support, and about the precise roles of study skills centres and teachers in these efforts [ 2].
We're very excited about this opportunity to provide this enhancement to our service!
Referral rates may be low due to a number of factors, including lack of training in communications skills (Fallowfield and Jenkins, 1999), reluctance on the part of patients to take up offers of support (Roth et al, 1998) or uncertainty about whose roles to provide this assessment it is within the multidisciplinary team (Catt et al, 2005).
"We continue to say that each restaurant should make decisions about the best way to provide this nutritional information to their customers," Mr. Hunt said.
Anecdotal evidence suggests, that the GP's are concerned about whether or not to provide this service, and to whom.
Wrap twine around the canes about halfway up the structure to provide this.
"When we did our research we got quite excited about this idea of being able to provide this service in an independent way," he says.
