The phrase 'provide concessions' is correct and usable in written English.
You would use it when referring to giving up a right or privilege in exchange for something else. For example, a company might provide concessions to its employees in exchange for loyalty.
He said the Queensland government would "continue to provide concessions to eligible Queensland pensioners".
So far United's attendants have said they are not willing to provide concessions.
That is why it is so much more important to lift the low paid out of tax altogether than to provide concessions to upmarket folk who are deluded enough to think that they are merely middling.
"The requirement to provide concessions is clear, guidance is available, and local concerns where they exist need to be addressed.
The Curry Company had been started in 1899 by David and Jennie Curry to provide concessions in the park.
Currently, only 57 countries have amended their copyright laws to provide concessions for people with visual impairments.
The decision to ban alcohol was made in conjunction with Aramark, a company that provides concessions at Giants Stadium.
Pensioners who will have their pension reduced or lost altogether will be eligible for the Commonwealth health seniors' card or healthcare card, which provides concessions on pharmaceuticals.
Legends Hospitality, a company owned by the Yankees and the Dallas Cowboys that provides concessions, retail merchandise, sales and marketing for stadiums and arenas, won the bidding last month to operate the observatory at what will be the tallest skyscraper in North America: 1,776 feet high with its mast.
Food and facilities management services provider Aramark on Wednesday said first-quarter earnings rose 8%, despite the ongoing lockout of the National Hockey League, for which it provides concessions and facilities management.
The bill provides concessions for "clean" coal projects, an important plus for the coal industry and coal producing states.
