The phrase "if not provide" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "Please submit your report by Friday, if not provide an explanation for the delay."
Alternatives: "if you cannot provide" or "if you don't provide."
If not, provide some serious relief.
In some instances, the inherent virtuousness of dispensing the world's uneaten foods seems to fuel, if not provide rationalization for, some odd behavior.
The hope once was that military tribunals at Guantánamo Bay would meet this need — if not provide closure on the Sept. 11 attacks, then at least enable a collective participation in the trials of their perpetrators.
While many of the women were pregnant in high school and have struggled with abusive relationships, financial hardships and addictions, they've often found ways to make their lives work, at least provisionally, and to live with their children if not provide for them in more substantial ways.
Were it the case that it could be demonstrated that the A-series view is the true account, then this would severely handicap, if not provide a refutation of, eternalism.
All of them hope to raise questions, if not provide solutions, in a place that has long been a ground zero for cultural movements.
Such facilities can often be added by interior designers, if not provided by the architect.
I often find that if not provided with this information, I am hesitant to take medication.
And yes, teachers of students at any age will have many difficulties if not provided the proper supports, including psychological and behavior management assistance.
If the symbiotic microorganisms are removed experimentally, an insect fails to grow if not provided with a diet rich in vitamins.
This week more than 100 of Maleki's fellow prisoners in Evin wrote a letter to the authorities warning that the blogger would die if not provided with appropriate medical care.
