The phrase "always provided that" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a condition that must be met for something to happen or be true.
Example: "You can borrow my car, always provided that you return it by 6 PM."
Alternatives: "as long as" or "on the condition that".
"It's important that there's an outlet for people doing something different and he has always provided that opportunity.
Unfortunately, you are not always provided that opportunity and frequently, it is the FDA that acts as the head of the snake denying these chances.
Given the above, I presume that Dreamforce will be as insufferable as always, provided that you live in San Francisco.
On 5 November 1605 Londoners were encouraged to celebrate the King's escape from assassination by lighting bonfires, "always provided that 'this testemonye of joy be carefull done without any danger or disorder.
It's an unfortunate reality that the LGBT community doesn't always provide that support for the people who identify as the B. Instead, too often, we are greeted with suspicion, with disdain, with challenges to our maturity, our veracity, our loyalty, and our very existence.
The 30-man-bout is a unique spectacle that has always provided memories that will last a lifetime.
In addition, the presence of a nurse helper who always provided information that was accurate and relevant may not reflect the clinical workplace.
Government presentations to investors will always show the highlights (provided, that is, there are numbers worth boasting about).
Moreover, it is complete in the sense that we can always find a feeder, provided that one exists that rejects and supports the appropriate poses of the part.
The association that fans have with announcers like Murphy was forged on radio, a more intimate and descriptive medium than television, and one that has always provided the portability that lets fans walk or drive with a broadcast.
