The phrase 'provide input for' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to offering ideas, opinions, or suggestions in order to help with a decision or process. For example: "The team solicited feedback from stakeholders to provide input for the design of their new product."
One of its jobs is to provide input for the Office of FBNP, a standing body that as I posted recently has just acquired a high-powered new boss.
The W.C.R.P. meeting will provide input for the Fifth Assessment Report (A.R.5) of the I.P.C.C., or Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which assesses and synthesizes the state of knowledge on human-caused climate change.
Information on common toxicity pathways may also provide input for the assessment of mixture effects.
Experimental values are required to validate kinetic simulations, and also to provide input for models of flashback, minimum ignition energy and turbulent combustion.
To support this objective, various regional meetings were held before the WCDRR to provide input for the outcome document of the Sendai conference.
The aim of the comparative benefit analysis in England is to provide input for national reimbursement decisions by the National Health Service (NHS).
The data generated from this device will provide inputs for new designs, techniques and implementation.
Firstly, BIM is utilised to provide inputs for the mathematical model.
The results obtained in this research will provide inputs for determining the preferred processing conditions for the gasifier.
Belief in a preformed grammatical device, for which heard speech provides input for the generation of linguistic competence and performance, has spread among linguists.
Particle tracking solved the transport equations for conservative compounds and provided input for PHREEQC-2.
