The phrase 'documentary provided' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that a documentary has given the audience or has made available. For example, "The documentary provided an in-depth look into the life of a modern farmer."
The bits from this television documentary provided a tantalizing preview.
The documentary provided a boost in recognition, although Kineavy insisted it came more from Hannah's "bald head than the wheelchair".
Justin Bieber, fresh from a huge opening weekend for his "Never Say Never" documentary, provided the first lowlight.
With "Great Directors" behind her, she is returning to the movie she was working on when the documentary provided a much-needed distraction.
Read a full review 38 In the year when the unlawful killing of 96 football fans at Hillsborough stadium was finally recognised in a court of law, this documentary provided the definitive account of what happened on 15 April 1989.
Rob Owen, television editor of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, said the documentary provided an interesting, entertaining and detailed look behind the scenes of the show.
Still, this documentary provides an essential account of auteurism in one of American music's greatest eras.
This short documentary provides a window into what daily life is like for Grace and her mother.
His documentary provides what we have not much seen or heard — a bottom-up account from people who were actually doing the damage control.
By Anthony Lane In pursuit of the Beatles: Ron Howard's new documentary provides rare glimpses of the band's early years on tour.
This magnificent documentary provides compelling evidence of the extent to which poaching is contributing to the terrorist threat that is crippling many parts of Africa.
