The phrase "provide session" can be used in written English, but it may sound incomplete or awkward without further context.
It would be more natural to use a verb after "provide", such as "provide a session" or "provide sessions". Example: The workshop will provide sessions on effective communication for managers.
Secure Shell consists of both a client and server that use public-key cryptography to provide session encryption.
We can provide session reports: if you would like to receive an emailed report of your student's session, please ask the student to let us know during her consultation.
Billy, John Hiatt and Thomas Dolby provide session tracks recorded at the BBC Maida Vale Studios.
The recent rapid proliferation of mobile devices has significantly increased the importance of network mobility (NEMO) technology for Internet access, which enables all the nodes within a mobile network to provide session continuity when the mobile network moves.
As well, the material in participant workbooks has been elaborated to provide session plans, so participants can navigate phone sessions more easily, and interactive worksheets are provided to help keep group discussions on task.
Provide session chairs with a brief biography so that it is easy for them to state your credentials when they introduce you.
The researchers focused on seven of the most popular companies that provide session-replay scripts and identified their services on 482 of the top 50,000 websites.
"We help the girls to go to school and provide sessions for the parents".
Compartamos's loan model is simple credit; it does not provide sessions on family planning or domestic violence or women's empowerment.
Youngsters taking part will spend full days on campus where staff from the university will provide sessions on how to eat healthily and allow the youngsters to try different activities including volleyball and even rock climbing.
We can provide sessions of any length and proficiency level during class time, in a regular classroom or a library computer lab.
