'provide anchor' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it as an imperative verb, or to suggest an action. For example, "Please provide anchor points for the new shelves, so that they are firmly attached to the wall."
The foundations that provide anchor points for the dual growing rods may incorporate hooks, screws, or a hybrid construct.
This class of SSRs is more transferable between species than those based on genomic sequence, and so can provide anchor markers in cross-species comparative mapping.
We have silanized the clay using a pyrrolyl-functionalized silane to provide anchor sites for the polypyrrole/silver composite coating (PPyAg).
Synthesis of activated carbon/MnO2 composites for use as high-performance materials in supercapacitors is reported by the following synthetic procedure: first, activated carbon was thermally treated to create oxygen-containing functional groups in order to provide anchor sites between the activated carbon and MnO2 nanoneedles.
This latter shell allows to fixate the deposited nanorods and provide anchor spots for CdTe quantum dots, which are exploited as the fluorescent agents (Wang et al. 2014b) These multimodal approaches further highlight the capabilities and great potential of SEPs for enabling more accurate imaging.
First, they provide anchor points to genetic maps facilitating functional genomic studies.
Religion and culture may provide anchors here.
Automakers were required to provide anchors and fasteners at the top of the seats to make car seats easier to install.
The polar ClMS groups provide anchoring sites with the polar SiOx/Si substrate while the styrene segments favorably interact with the PS matrix.
Thankfully, Ms. Chalfant and Mr. Cunningham are on hand to provide anchoring emotional truth in the Churches' conflicting memories of the past and the play's affecting observations on encroaching mortality.
Sentences may contain noun phrases that provide anchors for the maximalization condition.
