The phrase "act of providing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process or action of supplying something, typically in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The act of providing support to those in need is essential for community development."
Alternatives: "process of supplying" or "action of delivering".
Further, the mere act of providing data motivates providers to change, a phenomenon known as "the audit effect". The CBO, for example, estimated that sharing peer-profile scorecards with physicians would also save Medicare billions.
What the Daily Telegraph did – the simple act of providing information to the public – has triggered the biggest shake-up in our political system for years.
While sophisticated and coordinated interventions are no doubt needed by the private sector, the simple act of providing employment can go a long way to promoting stability, according to Stack.
Brighton were, like the away side, set up in a straightforward 4-4-2 but the simple act of providing their wingers, Solly March and Anthony Knockaert, with possession was enough to set Coventry's heads spinning.
Current law assumes that it is given by the act of providing one's phone number, even if it was just for a one-time home delivery or was mentioned in reply to a clerk's spoken question.
Catering is the act of providing food and services or it may be defined as preparing or providing food for someone else to serve; or preparing, delivering and serving food at the premises of another person or event.
"Megaupload Limited caused and effected the infringing acts of providing copies of those works to its users, and promoted additional infringement by providing the uploading user a URL link that allowed anyone with the link to access the file".
Before adjourning last week, Congress passed the Afghanistan Freedom Support Act of 2002, providing $3.3 billion for reconstruction over four years.
THE project's sponsors no doubt promoted it as an act of generosity providing jobs and hope for some of the poorest families in New Jersey.
Photographs of the beatings outrage the American public and help pass the Voting Rights Act of 1965, providing federal protection for black voters.
The Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 provides 12 weeks of leave for the birth of a child and other needs, but it's unpaid.
