The phrase "provided without charge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in a sentence to indicate that something is being given or offered at no cost. Example: "The company offers a free trial of their service, provided without charge, to all new customers."
They traditionally have been provided without charge to medical schools.
Jorge Salinas brought his mother from Bolivia, but she soon needed a kidney transplant, which the Spanish government provided without charge.
Other services that must be provided without charge include genetic counseling for certain women with a family history of breast cancer, counseling to promote breast-feeding by new mothers and screening for osteoporosis in older women.
It recommends that financial support for adults, including home carers and care home places, should be provided without charge to people with under £100,000 of assets and with a £35,000 cap on costs for those with higher net wealth.
Though the TestU materials were provided without charge, competitors in the test-preparation industry have said that the access gained by TestU was valuable because it established the company's legitimacy and created relationships with students and schools that could later produce revenues.
He told them that the campaign accommodations (provided without charge by Mud-cat Saunders, the landlord) were much nicer than the condemned building he was using in Arlington — a reminder that his campaign was continuing to struggle in the money race.
Google is working on solving problems such as providing (without charge) the enormous online storage required for all this uploading of media files.
Reducing the use of plastic bags, he added, would also save money for store owners who currently buy them and provide them without charge to customers; and fewer bags in the trash would reduce the city's sanitation costs.
For example, the 1988 constitution states that health care is the right of every citizen and that it is the duty of the state to provide it without charge.
For Microsoft, the disruptive technology is the internet, and in particular the trend towards providing software without charge through a web browser rather than for a fee in a shrink-wrapped box.
An influential health advisory group has reversed itself and concluded that all baby boomers should be tested for hepatitis C, meaning that under the new health law many insurance plans will have to provide screening without charge to patients.
