"provide stimulation" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to give something that encourages or excites someone, often mentally or creatively. Example: The teacher used various activities to provide stimulation and engage her students during class.
A number of American zoos have already built large, naturalistic enclosures that provide stimulation for the animals, he said.
A Personally, I don't drink coffee - but I admit I have consumed two cups of tea to provide stimulation for this answer.
A world championship would provide stimulation and fleeting diversion but it would also require a proper context.
They keep devotional attention focused, but also provide stimulation as the eye moves from different figures and gestures: hands pointing, gripping, exclaiming, fondling.
Getting the right balance of locals with ties to the community and tenants from outside who can provide stimulation, is key to the success of such place-making schemes, says Graeme Evans, professor in design cultures at the University of Middlesex.
And if, as the chain's Web site suggests, each Barnes & Noble megastore is "a reflection of its community," you can glimpse an image of the Upper West Side, an area of striving couples who often hire full-time help and are desperate to provide stimulation for their young offspring.
In researching her book, Ms. Ramin said she found that novelty was crucial to providing stimulation for the aging brain.
Using my mind in this way helps me to keep my mind healthy, since it always provides stimulation and challenges as well as being interesting.
The system provides stimulation at the same time the SVM detects the motor command; thus, the stimulation occurs after the motor command is produced, but before it reaches the spine.
It is also a means of protecting the baby, strengthening young muscles and providing stimulation.
VSB differs from BAHA and BB in that it provides stimulation to the inner ear via a different mechanism.
