"likely provide" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a probable outcome, such as: "The new government policy will likely provide more financial aid to struggling families."
These two populations of progenitors likely provide respectively migrating-like GAD65-containing neurons and PDGFR-α containing oligodendrocytes.
Like FLT3/ITDs, RAS mutations enhance proliferation and likely provide a growth advantage.
The coming changes to the national-security team will likely provide a good primer.
Should the axe fall, San Miguel will likely provide the backdrops for even more swashbuckling romps.
The case will likely provide more comfort to conspiracy theorists than to vengeful Democrats.
And he may well have been right to "feel very uncomfortable" (although not for the reasons he would likely provide).
Silverstein is the beneficiary of several billion dollars in insurance money that will likely provide most of the funds, at least initially, for construction on the site.
Chumby would likely provide the interface though.
OverDrive, being a digital infrastructure company, will likely provide the necessary services for libraries.
For Didi, these introductions will likely provide a welcome revenue boost.
Still, the attempt will likely provide lots of useful data to inform the next try.
