"provide measures" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to suggest that certain measures should be taken in order to achieve a specific goal, for example: "We need to provide measures to reduce the amount of paper waste in our office."
But because of stigma and a lack of resources, the world is failing to provide measures like methadone and needle sharing that can help such people.
Many providers of high-speed connections will also encrypt data going to and from the user's computer and will provide measures to help ensure security.
Hong Kong lost 1.0% on March 7th after the government's budget failed to provide measures to boost the property market; it finished the week 4.1% lower.
They provide measures of the magnitude of changes and the timing of cycles, which can then be related to sedimentary sequences on land and ocean margins.
Probability plays a key role in statistical inference; it is used to provide measures of the quality and precision of the inferences.
"Those who also assist in publicising such false information, those who produce it, broadcast and rebroadcast it – the Defamation and Freedom of Expression Act as well as other such laws provide measures to take legal action against them".
If Washington truly wants to fix our broken system, the real solution is to repeal employer sanctions, enforce the labor law and provide measures for adjustment of immigration status.
"The reports provide measures of performance in the way you roll out details for donors," said Jessica Lewis, director of research at the Institute for the Study of War.
Test results provide measures of both lateral and vertical modes of vibration of the metal cantilever.
The system could be used to indicate low-carbon degree and provide measures for improvements.
fMRI and PET provide only indirect measures of neuronal function because they provide measures related to blood flow and oxygenation.
