"provide us further" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want someone to provide you with more information. For example, "Can you please provide us further information on the project?".
The comparison results provide us further insight into the high performance of the parallel AMR&WENO method.
On the experimental side, our single cylinder engine with optical window and 2D LIF diagnostic system continuously provide us further insights to the oil transport in the piston ring pack as well as in the piston skirt region.
The reasonable agreement is found among experimental, solid-state and gas phase single molecular geometries, which provide us, further confidence to explore the potential of above-entitled derivatives as good functional materials for electro-optical applications.
Although most of them are fragmentary, study of those tablets will provide us further astronomical information from the mid-seventh to the mid-first centuries BCE, possibly including further records of aurora-like phenomena.
We clarify that for Tilt Illusions we should predict and measure the tilt orientation not the brightness profile changes, which is needed for brightness induction explanations, although analysis of brightness might provide us further clues having indirect effect on tilt.
Hence, the interaction network of substrate-enzyme-product will provide us further knowledge and information beyond metabolic pathway.
The entire methodology described herein has provided us further insight on the use of facile hydrothermal technique in studying the reactions between aqueous solution phase reactants as well as synthesizing highly crystalline phase pure covellite (CuS) hexagonal plates without any assisting agent.
A simulation-based evaluation using OPNET demonstrates the efficacy of our approaches and provides us further insights into these problems.
As Table 5 shows, both OLS and HLM models have almost identical patterns to what we present in Table 2, providing us further evidence supporting H1 through H2.
Typical TEM image of a Ag nanoflower in Fig. 2d provided us further insight into its structure; one can see that each piece of petal indeed was made up of some small interconnected Ag nanoplates, forming the 3D multi-layer porous structures.
Further investigation of platelet miRNA may provide us with further understandings of the development of CAD.
