"provide input on" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to contribute or give information, thoughts, or ideas on a particular topic or issue. Example: As part of the company's new project, employees were encouraged to provide input on ways to improve efficiency and reduce costs.
They were asked to provide input on, for example: advantages and disadvantages of the target behaviors; barriers to performing the target behavior; and locations in the home environment to store food products.
Today, we have the opportunity to chart the course for our energy future and provide input on one of the most crucial environmental and financial developments in our state's history - the merger of NextEra and Hawaiian Electric.
Reviewers would start with the traditional criteria and "provide input on whether proposals meet one or both of the additional criteria" allowed as exceptions under the spending bill.
Pyne's spokesman said Spurr was "one of 15 subject experts commissioned by the independent review to provide input on the Australian curriculum".
In 2011, however, O'Leary was invited to provide input on NASA's set of heritage guidelines for anybody planning to go to the moon in the near future.
In 2004, after the Abu Ghraib torture scandal burst into public view, the emails detailed a private meeting of APA officials with CIA and military psychologists to "provide input on how the APA should deal with the growing furor", Risen wrote.
All authors read, provided input on, and approved the final manuscript.
These physicians also reviewed and provided input on the finalized version of the tool.
JPM and MO provided input on the manuscript text and modeling approaches used.
RM, NP and SC provided input on study design and clinical protocols and manuscript review.
He says it will allow the science advisor to focus on providing input on policy issues demanding Jackson's attention.
