The phrase "nor provided" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express that an action is not being done, or that something is not being offered. For example: "The store had none of the ingredients I needed, nor provided any suitable substitutes."
Merrill neither acknowledged guilt nor provided for any investor restitution.
Nevertheless, its Latin American businesses have not grown as quickly as anticipated nor provided the hoped-for bumper profits.
They said the airline had not settled on its revamped structure nor provided much information about the low-fare operation that is the centerpiece of its plan.
The tinkering has neither helped the Mets, nor provided Piazza with the fresh bat that was at the root of the plan.
It means life in the days of my grandfather, when the state neither policed nor provided, when local politicos traded favors for votes and justice was dealt from the barrel of a gun.
On Wednesday, EMI Music Publishing filed suit against Grooveshark's parent company, the Escape Media Group, for breach of contract, saying that since striking the deal in 2009, Escape has "made not a single royalty payment to EMI, nor provided a single accounting statement".
The matchup between Walker and Nored provides a poignant snapshot of the core ideals of college athletics: character and teamwork.
The military would neither release the names of the soldiers nor provide other details.
Mr. Kindler would neither identify the man nor provide details of the investigation.
Architects can't determine the economic mix of residents in public housing developments nor provide education and health services.
Obamacare will provide greater access to health care but will neither diminish health care costs nor provide universal care.
