The sentence "provide quality control" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this sentence when you are discussing the process of ensuring that a product or service meets certain standards. For example, "Our company employs a number of quality control methods to provide quality control over our products and services."
Both datasets provide quality control indicators although different approaches are used by each provider.
"Middle-class parents provide quality control," said Nancy Walser, a member of the Cambridge school committee and the author of a guide to the Cambridge public schools.
We provide quality control for print jobs, call local customers to notify them their orders are ready and send sample packs to potential clients.
Both groups also gleefully provide quality control for the other, communicating through the airspace above the 18th fairway and green with walkie-talkies.
These are to predict the outbreaks of disease, diagnose conditions, assist doctors, and provide quality control for a variety of hospital services, says Ping An Technology's deputy general manager, Geoff Kau.
Clean, standardize and harmonize data, as well as provide quality control, so that analyses can be conducted using common algorithms and pipelines.
As the number of good-quality research articles had risen over the years, the publishing industry had invested in the systems to meet that demand and provide quality controls, added Wise.
In the past, both companies have been hesitant to step in and provide quality controls for information that appears on their products, preferring instead to let their algorithms weed out bad results.
The purpose was to identify ideas about cancer and cancer prevention that might emerge from a group context and provide quality controls on data collection [ 35- 37].
For this purpose, the NeuroImaging Society in ALS (NISALS) has emerged in 2010 and has an interactive web Platform (http://nedigs05.nedig.uni-jena.de/nisals/) to provide quality controlled MRI data for the international scientific community.
What is new is the scope of its ambition: seeking to use raw and messy data sources, rewarding new classes of data providers, providing quality control, and taking responsibility for delivering just the right APIs to help certain classes of applications.
