The phrase "provide import" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it as a more formal replacement for the phrase "offer importance." For example, "This trade agreement will provide import to both countries in terms of resources and financial support."
He seized his opportunity in 1846, when the Conservative Prime Minister, Robert Peel, in response to a threatened famine in Ireland, moved to end the Corn Laws, which provided import tariffs that protected English agriculture and English landowners.
The Import and Export Services segment provides import and export services.
It provides import and export functions for file formats commonly used for sequencing data: Fastq, Qseq, FASTA, SAM and BAM.
Trade data was extracted from the UN Comtrade database (United Nations Statistical Division, 2013) which provides import and export data for individual countries in physical and monetary units from 1962 onwards.
The library further provides import and export filters for SBML qual (through JSBML; see Methods section), as well as an interface enabling the integration of logical models and SBML qual with additional formats and a number of existing software tools.
Is it that gardeners are planting more exotic ornamental plants, effectively providing imported food to match an imported bird species?
Cuba consumes more than 150,000 barrels a day, with Venezuela providing imports on favorable financial terms.
Trade was extensive and apparently well-regulated, providing imported raw materials for use at internal production centres, distributing finished goods throughout the region, and arguably culminating in the establishment of Harappan "colonies" in both Mesopotamia and Badakhshan.
While they can become a problem if they contaminate drinking water supplies, that risk is considered low at best in the typhoon catastrophe zone, where relief workers are providing imported water anyway.
