"provide stronger" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a need for something to become more robust or improved. For example, "The government needs to provide stronger protections for vulnerable communities."
They want to provide "stronger communications" with shoppers.
But EchoStar has said that the combined company would provide stronger competition to cable.
Some state courts provide stronger remedies, but only to people with individual health insurance policies.
It wants pension firms to provide "stronger signposting" to the service.
In 2012 in our last report on this subject, we called on ministers to provide stronger leadership on road safety.
They often provide stronger privacy rights and remedies, particularly for information on H.I.V. infection, mental illness and other specific conditions.
Employers need to provide stronger incentives for workers to use primary medical care and preventive health care services.
It wants pension firms to provide "stronger signposting" to the service and for Pension Wise to give more personalised guidance.
This bill would clarify the law on unfair contract terms, consolidate consumer powers for Trading Standards, and provide stronger protection for vulnerable customers targeted by aggressive sales practices.
The reforms would provide stronger outside review protection for whistle-blowers and would make it more difficult for their security clearances to be revoked, a common shunning device.
And it would provide stronger protection against abusive practices — charging very high fees, for instance, for minor mistakes like being hours late paying the bill.
