"provide gain" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that has brought success or a positive benefit to a situation. For example, "Our new marketing strategy has provided us with great gain".
The purpose of the IF amplifier is to provide gain and selectivity to the receiver.
We also provide gain measurements for 55% Er3+:YAG and co-doped 55% Er3+:YAG rods.
Serious problems were observed, hence Elliptic filters were used to provide gain stabilization in the second flight.
The variable gain amplifier (VGA) and programmable gain amplifier (PGA) provide gain control dynamic range over 50 dB.
Finally, the filter is a third-order Butterworth Gm C filter with a variable input transconductor to provide gain programmability for the receiver.
These arrays provide gain in the range of 10 18 dBi and bandwidth in the order of 1 2 GHz at the frequency band of 60 GHz.
The results show that a T-FRA pumped by dual wavelengths can provide gain-flattened band with widths of 48 nm.
Jay Pierce, chairman of the ALPA unit for Continental pilots, said the pact would provide gains in pay, work rules, job protection and benefits.
The study did not increase captain absenteeism, nor did it increase flight times, which provides further support for the position that such behavioral interventions can provide gains on a number of workplace dimensions without producing negative effects.
In principle, adaptation can also provide gains in FMT if we do not consider complexity.
The measurement analysis in [4] clearly showed that relaying could potentially provide gains on real-world channels.
