The phrase 'online provider' is correct and can be used in written English.
It usually refers to a company or individual that offers services or goods over the internet. For example: "I used an online provider for my grocery shopping this week, and it was incredibly convenient."
The study reported on here is admittedly limited in that it relied on a convenience sample of training data provided by a single online provider.
Indeed, it's not always the most affluent or economically robust cities where incomes for professionals have jumped the most, according to data provided by Seattle-based Payscale, an online provider of employee compensation data with a database of 18.5 million employee profiles.
Allstate will buy Esurance, an online provider of auto insurance quotes, and Answer Financial, which provides quote comparisons from among 20 insurance companies, for about $700 million.
Online provider Fridays Property Lawyers charged the least: £189.
In contrast, online provider Fridays Property Lawyers charged the least at just £189.
I had no experience with it as an online provider of services.
— econnie, Florida. A. Econnie, policies do differ from one online provider to another.
TheStreet.com, an online provider of stock market news and analysis, said its board had authorized a $10 million stock buyback.
These are widely available from online pharmacists, but they are expensive, and it is hard to know whether the online provider is genuine.
It will issue about $103.5 million in common stock to buy Vitamins.com, an online provider of vitamins, minerals and supplements, adding 200,000 new customers.
The firm announced yesterday that it had bought a majority stake in TrueLink, an online provider of credit reports to consumers.
