'insight provided' is correct and is used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express the idea that somebody has given you a moment of clarity or understanding. For example: "The advice my boss provided gave me a great insight into how to handle this situation."
Another shortcoming of previous work is the limited insight provided on the determinants of the unit cost heterogeneity across service providers – both within and across countries.
Fantastic insight provided into how the paper is produced.
Psychiatrists, both residents and practitioners, would find the insight provided an enriching one.
Such insight provided only limited comfort to Lonergan at the time.
Nor is insight provided into the other killer, Aaron McKinney, whose life sentence included a gag order forbidding him or his lawyers to talk about the case.
Leading football managers of my acquaintance admit they have been inspired by the insight provided by a seminal book, Legacy, by business consultant James Kerr.
As well as cherishing the informal chats among each other, one of the most valuable aspects of the course for many is the insight provided by guest speakers, who come from all walks of life.
According to the insight provided by Jess Cartner-Morley's piece, this will be decoded by anyone of a fashionable bent to mean that I am lazy, unable or unwilling to part with daily taxi fares and un peu declasse.
Another insight provided by Bachrach has less to do with the content of her book than with the ironic implications of her style, which she honed as a writer for, yes, Vanity Fair, though after Brown left.
This replacement of T by S as the most appropriate independent variable for the internal energy of substances is the single most valuable insight provided by the combined first and second laws of thermodynamics.
The insight provided by this model should also motivate future innovation in imager design.
