"give input to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to provide information or ideas to someone or something. Example: The team was asked to give input to the project manager regarding their suggestions for improving the company's website.
Every employee is encouraged to give input to any area, no matter their position or expertise.
Our challenge was to give input to a technology company to make more of its products compatible with the circular economy.
Comptroller John Liu spoke for many at the forum when he told of his frustrating inability, as a parent, to give input to school officials.
The German Defence Minister, Ursula von der Leyen, said at a Nato meeting in Brussels that it was necessary to "find a solution at the table and not on the [battle]field, because to give input to a potential escalation is not a good solution".
The aim of this paper is to give input to educators when planning how to incorporate assessment into clinical communication teaching by building on the authors' experience and current literature.
While some civil servants insisted that ZEP was purely a research advisor, others stated that in practice the platform opened lines of communication through which CCS stakeholders could give input to different areas of EU policymaking.
"The policies, the roots, are framed because they are people who give inputs to those policies," he said.
Data analysis does not give inputs to the decision making process and dissemination of information is quite erratic.
"Since the 1970s, women of color have given input to the industry," he said, referring to racially mixed runway extravaganzas of designers like Yves Saint Laurent.
The newspaper also reported that Kyle family members including his wife, Taya Kyle, had given input to the project, which was crafted by Vic Payne, a Wyoming-based sculptor.
The measured RSSI values were given input to the event based simulator to test the DCHS mechanism.
