"provide functions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a person or thing providing something that is necessary or useful. For example, "The new software program provides several useful functions."
Whereas Lambda-like offerings provide functions as a service, managed services provide functionality as a service.
While most of the available tools provide functions for probe filtering and normalization, only a small number include functionality to create scalable visualizations or to detect differentially methylated positions and regions simultaneously.
We provide functions and metadata templates to specify the record delimitations.
They not only support the diagnostics, but also provide functions of baking, cooling, and neutron shielding.
These computer-aided system engineering, or CASE, tools provide functions that assist in system design.
There is now more widespread use of smart-phone applications to provide functions, an example of a change in HMI.
It also provide functions for lenders to search loan request, do comparisons, and finally make a decision.
Devices form the basis of the Internet of Things and provide functions for sensing and actuating in the physical world.
The third group is the Joint Test Action Group (JTAG) pins of the MCU, which provide functions to reprogram and debug.
The three new lines added above create graphical buttons in the model runtime window that provide functions to setup and run the model.
Since the microchips embedded in different devices would communicate with one another, these devices would provide functions that neither could exhibit in isolation.
