The phrase "again provided for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been arranged or supplied once more after a previous instance.
Example: "The budget for the project has been again provided for in the latest financial report."
Alternatives: "supplied once more" or "arranged again".
This legislation would again provide for an extension depending on the seriousness of the problem in the individual cities.
Eleven months later, Mr. Rivera, a printer by trade, wants to again provide for his wife, Elizabeth, and their three children, Elijah, 14, Chanel, 9, and Essence, 4. "I'm trying to transition myself back to the work force," he said recently, sitting in his motorized wheelchair.
"The biggest thing for me was working again, providing for my family," said the 31-year-old who had trials with Dunfermline Athletic and St Johnstone during the summer.
While the market was plagued by slow trading and no economic data to drive activity, the stock market's troubles once again provided fuel for gains in Treasuries.
Hansen will be wary of drawing too many conclusions from such a one-sided victory, but the performance of centre Sonny Bill Williams once again provided food for thought.
Our findings again provided evidence for a negative association between EBM adoption and the network prominence of individual clinicians.
Very recently, a report by Murgai et al. again provided evidence for effects of XMRV or similar viruses in growth of prostate epithelial cells.
A recent study has once again provided support for the existence of a common multipotent basal mammary stem cell population defined by the expression of the protein C receptor (Procr+) [ 47].
Long-time cheese-maker Diana Smart, 87, who has produced cheeses for the event for more than 25 years, once again provided the wheels for this year's event.
