"provide functionality" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the action of providing a particular type of service or feature. For example, "This website was designed to provide functionality for users to search through thousands of books in its database."
Whereas Lambda-like offerings provide functions as a service, managed services provide functionality as a service.
In addition, the Guardian may provide functionality that will enable you to make video recordings of yourself when you use or review the Website or the Guardian's other products and services.
WeChat, a Chinese messaging app, dwarfs most western products both in scale – it has around 700 million active accounts – and ambition: despite being first released only in January 2011 as a text/voice/photo-sharing app, it has expanded to provide functionality so that you can order cabs, buy film tickets, play games, check in for flights, pay bills … the list goes on and on.
Two algorithms are used to provide functionality.
Table 1 lists four specifications of services that provide functionality for solving our example.
These modules provide functionality for processing data from text files and various file manipulation utilities.
All groups provide functionalities that are explicit instantiations of content and relational features of social media.
Unpaid crowdsourcing platforms provide functionalities similar to paid platforms without built-in provision for monetary incentives.
Robotic mechanisms can provide functionalities that improve the quality of life.
The proposed intelligent and distributed modeling and simulation environment will provide functionalities to support these views.
Visualization tools provide functionalities for manipulating and rendering volumetric datasets, improving the visual comprehension of their structures or patterns.
