The phrase "provided remarks" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to indicate someone has said something, generally in a formal or public setting. For example: "The mayor provided remarks at the opening ceremony of the new park."
Would she provide remarks for an article about rebuilding downtown, prepare a sketch of a memorial for The Early Show with Bryant Gumbel, join a panel on the meaning of memorialization, submit to an interview with Barbara Walters?
Communication between participants will be made possible via the commenting system, which allows users to provide remarks and responses specific to individual nodes and edges throughout the network.
Kevin Reilly, past president of Wyeth Vaccines, will frame the domestic vaccine supply situation, while Carol Bellamy, Executive Director of UNICEF and Chair of the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization (GAVI), will provide remarks on vaccine shortages in the developing world.
SE provided useful remarks and critically reviewed the manuscript.
Additionally, the enthusiastic agent provided enthusiastic remarks such as "I love programming" and "this is an interesting topic".
Most students provided elaborative remarks such as "I liked the smooth interface of the game" and "Very engaging and appealing; the interface was designed very well".
VAH was the coordination investigator of the clinical trial and provided critical remarks on the manuscript.
SF, RI, PR, BW, and SG provided critical remarks on the manuscript.
PR, RI, SG, SF and BW provided critical remarks on drafts and guided the manuscript through its development.
They provided general remarks about the questionnaire and were interviewed about potential difficulties in understanding the items.
