The part of the sentence "provides for everyone" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something is available or provided for all people, groups, or interests. For example: "This new policy provides for everyone, regardless of age, gender, or background."
"The dealers go into the restaurants and the discos, and say, 'You can go to U.S. one or two times and be a rich person right away.' " A powerful hero who suddenly provides for everyone is the image that mules are susceptible to.
First and foremost, Islam provides for everyone -- materially, emotionally and spiritually -- and elevates people to a state of God consciousness.
America is and always will be a capitalist nation but that does not mean that capitalism itself cannot evolve into a more sophisticated and balanced philosophy that provides for everyone in a way that has not been seen before.
Social Security would not be enough to provide for everyone.
He was proud to provide for everyone back home.
Local drivers quickly learn where the cameras are; helpful signs are provided for everyone else.
Their small patch and the communal village land can, in a good year, provide for everyone.
Third, Reith was convinced that broadcasting, with this peculiar capability of reaching everyone, should also provide for everyone.
We are facing a demographic timebomb with an ageing and sick population and need to be realistic about what the NHS is able to provide for everyone.
"She also wisely invested the money earned by the act and was instrumental in providing for everyone in the family, including her husband's first wife and her heirs.
That is quite a different way of seeing the world from the BBC's line, which is that the corporation must be universal – it must provide for everyone, rather than merely plug high-minded gaps.
