The phrase "provide a message" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a variety of contexts. For example, "We need volunteers to provide a message of hope to the homeless population in our community."
There are so many things these days aiming to educate, provide a message.
"I think we provide a message for the Coalition but also for the nation.
A man who answered the phone at its office yesterday declined to identify himself or to provide a message to members of the partnership.
The goal of validating a user's input is to determine whether the input is valid and script should proceed to do what it's intended to do, or whether the input is not valid and the script provide a message explaining the problem.
Coming from journalism, I never really felt compelled to provide a message, I would hope that the images themselves would tell a story.
Pullman observed that Oswald's failure to die "becomes the pivot for a whole world that has changed"; feeling that his character was an intelligent one who knows he can provide a message people want to hear.
The launch of the Magic Plus service solved that problem, when the company shifted its business model to provide a message-based service that can do anything for someone at a $100-per-hour 100-per-hour 100-per-hour fee
Unless there is some expectation that users can contact one another independently of the network, profiles will most likely provide a messaging system.
Although folktales reflected the uncertainties of life for enslaved African Americans, they also provided a message of stability and assurance.
Mr. Masur was quite rattled when Mr. Adès, the hugely talented young British iconoclast, who had readily accepted the commission, balked at providing a message of hope.
For Menachem Rosensaft, a New York lawyer who was born in 1948 in the camp, where his parents held leadership positions, the postwar history of Bergen-Belsen provides a message of strength with which to confront the the Holocaust.
