The phrase "again being provided" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is being supplied or given once more after a previous instance.
Example: "The resources are again being provided to the team to ensure they have everything they need for the project."
Alternatives: "once more being supplied" or "being offered again".
The crew spent the better part of one afternoon camped out on Central Park West at 77th Street, waiting for Snowbell the Cat (whose finicky voice will again be provided by Nathan Lane) to find his motivation.
After the intervention has ended, the survey will once again be provided to all participants.
Verbal information and a separate Patient Information Sheet will again be provided for the imaging sub-study.
In Phase 4 (fourth quarter), participants in both the control and intervention groups were again be provided with the SOPS to be filled out.
This will result in a relatively high haemoglobin concentration in the postoperative period and oxygen delivery will again be provided by endogenous haemoglobin.
State also stopped accepting passport applications from the Postal Service facilities that accepted the false ID information and again is providing additional fraud training.
Despite their understandable annoyance at losing domestic Championship rights to Sky as part of the game's new broadcasting deal, Premier Sports will again be providing blanket NRL coverage, and Guardian Australia will be bringing you plenty more preview material through the week.
BBC Radio 5 live will again be providing extensive coverage and live commentary of the on-track action - on 5 live on 909 and 693 MW and BBC 5 live sports extra on digital radio.
At this stage Edwards was either encouraged or forced to try again with extra money being provided to cover his losses for the earlier attempts.
And once again, we are provided with a retrospective narrative in which the hero gazes into the rearview mirror of his life, reliving long-ago affairs and missed opportunities from the vertiginous vantage point of late middle age.
