The phrase "also provide a significant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional contributions or impacts that are important or noteworthy in a particular context.
Example: "In addition to the financial support, the organization will also provide a significant boost to local employment opportunities."
Alternatives: "also offer a considerable" or "add a meaningful".
Natural materials such as clays also provide a significant source of nanoparticles.
The measures, released once every 10 years, are designed to improve public health but could also provide a significant cut to greenhouse gas emissions.
The N DLC films give pronounced signals for tracing analysis of Pb2+, Cu2+ and Hg2+ with the negative part of cyclic voltammograms and also provide a significant stripping response for determination of multielements (e.g., Pb2+, Cu2+) simultaneously.
Following a description of the test setup the results show that although the primary functions of the post-tensioning is to reduce section height and increase bay length under gravity loading it will also provide a significant contribution to the lateral resistance of the structure.
"It will also provide a significant boost to local economies across the region and allow people to do business in a much easier way".
"We have pledged to rebuild or refurbish every primary in the city, as well as every remaining early years and additional support for learning school (ASL)." Mr Curran said the capital investment would also "provide a significant boost to the local economy".
It also provided a significant amount of military training to select African countries.
Aerosol LAIV also provided a significant level of subtype-specific cross-protection.
The latter also provides a significant resisting contribution against diffused tensile stresses acting in the structural element.
Having two substituents in the same ring also provides a significant effect, with 81.36% of second-order interaction effects, particularly where there is an adjacent distribution (55.02%).
The stress memory response showed a strong dependence on the loading/unloading strain rate which cannot be predicted by linear viscoelasticity and also provides a significant challenge to a current nonlinear constitutive models.
