"provide joy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing actions or things that bring happiness or pleasure to someone. Example: The children's laughter and games provided joy to the whole neighborhood during the holiday party.
To be able to provide joy to people without even moving.
If we learn one lesson from the sinking of the Japanese trawler Ehime Maru by the submarine Greeneville, let it be that we should end the practice of using submarines, ships, planes and tanks to provide joy rides to wealthy and influential "distinguished visitors".
However, he did provide joy and inspiration for others in his life.
Perhaps Sanchez, too, can find cuisines that will eventually provide joy similar to twice-fried bean tacos.
The pigs are a delightful surprise, and provide joy and love to everyone at the home, the organization says.
Although I rarely miss a deadline, I have failed at all those other things that provide joy, renewal and validation.
It also has that all-crucial Plan B element of providing joy, satisfaction and pleasure to others.
Two woodwind principals — Kjersti Dahle, oboist, and Matthew Taylor, bassoonist — introduced themselves in the spare opening of the Vivaldi slow movement and provided joy throughout, especially in the Mozart.
Although I joke that my tombstone will read, "It must be something she ate," gathering native edible plants has provided joy, exercise and lower grocery bills, not to mention exciting food adventures.
In most other large American cities, bicycle taxis, often called pedicabs, are restricted from downtowns and end up providing joy rides around parks or tourist routes to people who start and finish in the same spot, the way victoria cabs operate in Central Park.
Art provides joy, helps us see the world differently, and connects us with the human condition.
