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The phrase "are provided for your" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is made available for someone's use or benefit.
Example: "The resources you need for the project are provided for your convenience."
Alternatives: "are available for your" or "are supplied for your".
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(Dung samples are provided for your inspection).
They are provided for your guidance.
Such links are provided for your convenience and reference only and you access them at your own risk.
The information and content on Yale School of Medicine and Yale Medicine websites are provided for your convenience and general educational information only, and are not intended as medical advice nor to replace the relationship that you have with your health care professionals.
All the classes that you want to take (that are provided for your grade level) should go on this list.
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@NicolaSturgeon Dear small woman, the people of England would like a thank you for the health care we are providing for your ebola victim.
"We've got this incredible response from working women who are just about euphoric about the fact that somebody has finally written that not only are you not a bad mother, but you are providing for your kids in really crucial ways," Ms. Bennetts said.
Son, we are providing for your tuition, books, lodging and we upgraded your meal plan to include more caloric energy per day than the rest of our family will consume in an entire month.
Your parents have already made the traditional sacrifices of privacy, dream chasing, and time while raising you, make sure you are providing for your children's needs.
4. A small stipend is provided for your time.
A second pillow is provided for your use in the lower dresser drawer.
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