The phrase "provide staff" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to providing a staff at a particular place, such as a business or an organization. For example, "We need to provide staff to the new office location."
The MS-Comprehensivist who is an advance practice nurse specialized in MS care is responsible to 1) make regular house calls to address patients/family specific needs, 2) coordinate the care with the primary and specialty providers, 3) identify and mobilize other community resources, and 4) provide staff training and patient education in co-managing the complex complications and symptoms.
The new provider of every franchise across the rail network will have to provide staff at all times the station is open.
The stakeholders in the BFHI include the: service users: the current pregnant women, new mothers and their infants, and potential parents; service providers: the midwives, nurses, doctors and other staff, their managers, and those who provide staff training and public awareness activities; service funders: taxpayers, the ministry of health, budget holders and, in the past, UNICEF.
Mr. Singlaub said he suggested that the company "provide staff support" to speed things up.
"We don't need to provide staff, and the library gets to have exciting shows".
To accomplish this, we have to provide staff, books and programs.
The city's Parks Department agreed to provide staff; what was left was the cost of insurance.
May says G4S will continue providing staff at the Olympics and Paralymics.
Q: Northumbria police have been forced to step in because you have not provided staff.
The Tribeca Film Institute has provided staff support but not direct funding, Mr. Newman said.
The city of Lecco contributes roughly $20,000 annually toward organizing and providing staff members for the piedibus.
