The phrase "properly provided for" is correct and usable in written English.
It means that something has been taken care of or arranged in a suitable and appropriate manner. It can be used in various contexts, such as in a sentence discussing financial planning, estate planning, or legal arrangements. Example: "With the proper estate planning, your loved ones will be properly provided for after your passing."
The UK should give financial aid to benefit the citizens of countries that can't properly provide for their population.
With the central government unable to properly provide for many of its citizens, let alone migrants, this is how the humanitarian vacuum has often been filled.
In 1933, at the height of the Depression, his parents found they could not properly provide for their children, and Bernard and Julius were placed in a state institution.
("Is this fake?") My grandparents were naturalized American citizens — he worked as a security guard, she as a food server — and they had begun supporting my mother and me financially when I was 3, after my father's wandering eye and inability to properly provide for us led to my parents' separation.
Although the state may properly provide for the allegation of the former conviction in the indictment, for a finding by the jury on this point in connection with its verdict as to guilt, and thereupon for the imposition of the full sentence prescribed, there is no constitutional mandate which requires the state to adopt this course even where the former conviction is known.
If your relative wishes to be conservator over your person, he or she must prove to the court that you're unable to properly provide for your basic needs, such as food, clothing, and shelter.
If you cannot properly provide for your pets, you shouldn't be breeding them to begin with.
To properly provide incentives, pay more for an important task or pay less for competing tasks.
Resource use should also be considered, such as staff time and funding requirements to properly provide training and education for using the checklists.
The district remains under federal supervision after failing to properly provide legally required academic programs for special education students in the 1990s.
