'provide video' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when asking someone to furnish video content for a particular purpose. For example: "Can you provide video of the event?".
It does not currently provide video images with the reports.
Most operations provide video and photos if you want a record of your dive.
Daily and Sunday Mirror columnists will provide video, audio and stories.
That has been the promise, and the technology to provide video on demand to television sets is well established.
The three titles already provide video coverage of Premier League and FA cup football as well as Aviva Premiership rugby.
It gets to keep all its ad revenue and does not provide video in a high-quality format.
If you're in the US, meanwhile, the app will also provide video highlights of the World Cup.
Of the 2,000 or so already recorded, about 100 provide video evidence, and others include audio files and photographs.
Telemundo will provide video clips to Fandango Cine, which will prominently promote Universal Pictures's "Fast & Furious 6".
Now the patrols will move north, with runs along the northern edge of North Dakota using sensors that can provide video and detect heat and changes to landscape.
The Enron visitors proposed an agreement to provide video on demand to consumers through a high-speed connection, using programming from General Media.
