The phrase "as provided through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is supplied or made available via a specific means or method.
Example: "The information will be shared as provided through our official website."
Alternatives: "as supplied via" or "as delivered through".
Global guidance, such as provided through the SUN movement, could support countries in overcoming their coordination challenges by facilitating an analysis of their decision-making processes in order to choose the functions for the coordination body based on a shared understanding of countries' needs, context and opportunities.
Although healthcare, as provided through Reforma, is largely a capitated program, the provision of dental services by dentists and dental specialists is on a fee-for-service basis [ 24].
The median cost differ statistically according to the Mann-Whitney U-test, but the confidence interval as provided through bootstrapping does not show a difference in the mean costs (€-76€-76€21).
By using the estimated power spectra of the noise for the experimental images (as provided through the --model_noise opthen), alsimulatedmulated spatial frequency-dependent signal-to-noise ratios are similar to those in the experimental data.
This could be compared to alternative nutrition support models, such as those provided through partners.
Previous research and impact studies about the systems as well as information provided through interviews with planners and operators have been used to establish which of the systems have been successful.
It, too, relies on TARP funds as well as guarantees provided through the FDIC.
Recognizing both the disproportionate disadvantage of girls as well as the opportunities provided through girls' education, UNICEF supports governments in the reduction of gender disparities in education through interventions aimed at gender equality and girls' empowerment.
This system includes secondary and tertiary hospitals in all divisional cities, district and sub-district health facilities, as well as primary care provided through community clinics at the union level [ Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) 2012].
In the Comores there are about 35 "vedettes", 9 metre vessels, and some 3000 pirogues (4 – 7 m) almost all of which use handlines; there are said to be 15 locally made gillnets (140 mm mesh, 100 m long and 1.5 m deep) in use, as well as 100 nets provided through Japanese aid (Williams James 1988).
The key will be to ensure that all apprenticeships and work-based learning programs supported through the new effort continue to meet the same high standards as currently provided through registered apprenticeship and accredited college employer collaborations.
