The phrase "provided with education" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use the phrase when you are referring to someone receiving education or access to education. For example, "Many children in developing countries are not provided with education."
Research Question 3 (RQ3): What is the association between practitioner and healthcare team being provided with: Education and staff training; Making workload and workflow changes, Achieving regulatory compliance and Business process changes for ambulatory care; and patient uptake of online access and transactional services as part of their ambulatory care.
Under the plan, these children are to be removed from combat and related work -- like spying, acting as couriers and doing chores for the insurgents -- and to be reintegrated into their communities and provided with education and health care.
Patients in this study were provided with education regarding their kneeling ability post TKA, yet still experienced limitations in perceived kneeling ability postoperatively.
The Chibok Girls live in a gilded cage, cut off from contact with the world's media and provided with education and counselling that continues as they move into government funded places at the American University of Nigeria.
During this time the young people will be provided with education, psychosocial counselling, and vocational training.
All RPR/VDRL positive cases should be provided with education, risk reduction counselling and condoms.
It would be good if all educators in Dodoma municipality were provided with inclusive education so that they could provide appropriate education to children with special educational needs.
But we've never said anything about less enforcement, but about using other tools we're provided with, like education and training".
Enter the unpolished Berkshire Mountain girl Charity, to be provided with an education by Lawyer Royall.
Andersen was thought promising enough to be nurtured and provided with an education.
All participants are provided with diabetes education, glucose-monitoring equipment, and antidiabetic medications.
