The phrase "provide formula" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to give or supply a specific set of instructions or steps for solving a problem or achieving a desired result. It is commonly used in technical or instructional contexts. Example: Please provide the formula for calculating the surface area of a rectangular prism.
When hospitals provide formula starter packs, they encourage women to give up on breast-feeding and switch to formula more quickly.
Finally, this paper has been able to provide formula for estimating thermo-siphon-induced flow rate in solar collector, and it has established the need to incorporate tilting mechanisms in solar collectors for better thermal efficiency.
Since then, these interventions have been delivered across the country through 198 baby tents and baby-friendly centres – safe spaces where mothers can breastfeed, which also provide formula for orphans and children whose mothers were not able to breastfeed.
We provide formulas for some important boundaries in parameter space.
We provide formulas and develop algorithms for computing the excess numbers of an ideal.
Both models provide formulae to predict the ring temperature, that will ease the benchmarking of future physical models against data.
Most seismic design codes generally provide formulas to be used for the estimation of the base shear and lateral loads.
The generating functions provide formulae for the cumulants of the quadratic forms of interest when the process is Gaussian, second-order stationary and isotropic.
We also provide formulas for individual patch basic reproduction numbers and discuss their connection with the basic reproduction ratio for the system.
They, however, provide formulas that are difficult to handle in practice and do not consider fast fading.
Since there could be a number of location-specific factors involved into estimation of these probabilities we do not provide formulas for micro and picocells.
