The part of a sentence "provide form" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to present or give something in a specific structure or format. Example: The teacher asked the students to provide form for their essays by including an introduction, body paragraphs, and a conclusion.
That makes it all the harder to find a firm foundation for confident engagement with the West without surrendering the spiritual and emotional qualities of which Russians are justly proud.Nabokov and his works, Ms Khrushcheva explains, taught her "Westernisation": how to be an individual in a place that lacked a state ideology to provide form and meaning to life.
Hand transplantation holds promise as the ultimate restorative procedure that can provide form, function, and sensation.
The taxpayer was able to provide Form 1098 for her primary residence loan showing the amount she had (accurately) claimed and her name, address and social security number.
Table 1 shows what information can teacher balanced scorecard provide form different perspectives including institutional, departmental/administrative, and learning and growth perspectives the perspectives introduced by Hughes and Pate (2012).
As the follow up article to "Introduction to the knowledge of subcutaneous sliding system in humans" published in the "Annales de chirurgie plastique" we further investigate the architecture of the skin and comment on the subcutaneous multifibrillar and microvacuolar arrangements that provide form, mobility, adaptability and resistance to force of gravity.
We reasoned that sexual activity or even companionship for a singly housed mouse could also provide form of daily pleasure.
Policies of openness can, themselves, provide forms of closure.
Many servicers already provide forms with such information, but some don't — and the forms used to provide it aren't standard.
For both hoods and incubators, modern versions provide forms of efficiency beyond saving energy.
Facebook has also received criticism around requiring people to provide forms of legal identification, which don't always reflect someone's preferred name.
Instead of being able to provide formed units to augment the Regular Army, the Reserves was reduced to providing individuals for round-out purposes only.
