The phrase "provide a ground" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to talk about providing a firm basis for something, such as explaining a concept or an idea. For example, "In order to better explain this concept, I will provide a ground by breaking it down into its individual steps."
The natural-gradient method is generally considered to be the most robust and direct method, so it was used to provide a "ground truth" velocity estimate.
AdaRTE's aim is to provide a ground for deploying complex and adaptable dialogs whilst allowing experimentation and incremental adoption of innovative speech technologies.
The two basic modes of stimulus-response learning provide a ground analysis of school learning, but the complexity of academic achievement calls for much elaboration on the simple model.
In De Keyser's work one suddenly finds paintings that appear to come out of nowhere or to break or reverse a sequence: a gently painted monochrome may provide a ground for further activity, or it can be left alone.
This study therefore indicates that PIs are components of both constitutive and inducible defense and provide a ground for designing stronger inducible defense (PIs or other insect toxin based) in pigeonpea.
The results of these studies provide a ground truth basis for developing future Cloud services with QoE requirements, as well as for dimensioning the underlying network provisioning infrastructures, particularly with regard to mobile access technologies.
Lord Baker, now 75, wants them to provide a ground-breaking education system for pupils aged 14 to 18, based on the lines of the Realschule system in Germany.
Scores of documents made public by WikiLeaks, which has disclosed classified information about the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, provide a ground-level look — at least as seen by American units in the field and the United States' military intelligence — at the shadow war between the United States and Iraqi militias backed by Iran's Revolutionary Guards.
Together they provide a ground-level view of the horrific fighting and yield insights into everything from tactics and weapons to internal disputes, the debilitating effects of extreme cold and hunger, and the Germans' astonishing sense of duty and the abilities of their junior leaders.
Others provide a grounding in economic and business history.
The degree courses provide a grounding in all aspects of social work, and include both academic learning and work placements.
