"provide everyone" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to express the idea of supplying something for a group. For example, you might say, "The company is committed to providing everyone with a safe work environment."
Mr. McMurray thought government had a duty to provide everyone with access to suitable housing.
"The doctors find themselves in the middle of the crossfire because they provide everyone care," he added.
Public libraries provide everyone with equal opportunities to develop a love of reading, access books and develop vital literacy skills.
What is needed is an international civil satellite-awareness system that would provide everyone from small governments to business with the information they need to operate safely.
But attempts to provide everyone accused of a capital crime with competent legal defense and access to DNA evidence continue to fall short.
"Entertainment is a fundamental human need and the best forms of entertainment provide everyone with the chance to escape the ebb and flow of daily pressures," says Loftis.
India still needs to build 100 million toilets to provide everyone access, but experts say the country also needs to invest more in campaigns to change behaviours.
A universal basic income, which would provide everyone with enough money to maintain a decent standard of living, is often cited as a solution to this problem.
We must continue to push hard for changes that will provide everyone--regardless of income, age, disability or race with affordable transportation choices.
In most advanced countries, the government provides everyone with health insurance.
It also provides everyone – including family – with a tailored list of community based and information services.
