The phrase "provides suggestions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to explain that someone or something is offering helpful advice or recommendations. For example, "The customer service representative provides suggestions on how to fix the issue."
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The print screen provides suggestions about binding a printed journal up to 50 pages long.
He studies Bonds, provides suggestions and waits, like everyone else, for Bonds to go deep.
WhipCar provides suggestions for the prices different cars might fetch in various neighbourhoods.
["Ah-Choo!" provides suggestions from independent booksellers across the country for good cold-comfort reading as well as recipes for comfort food.] (Author photograph: Robert Llewellyn).
The 172-page report, written by chief risk officers and senior executives at banks like Lehman Brothers, Merrill Lynch and Citigroup, also provides suggestions about technical issues at the same time as it offers a bit of a mea culpa.
Professor Nisbett provides suggestions for transforming your own urchins into geniuses — praise effort more than achievement, teach delayed gratification, limit reprimands and use praise to stimulate curiosity — but focuses on how to raise America's collective I. Q
"Effective Addiction Treatment" (Personal Health, Feb. 5) provides suggestions on how individuals can improve their treatment, but they are aimed at people with the resources to make well-informed choices.
It also provides suggestions for further research to examine older people's mobility and travel behaviour.
The last section features the paper's conclusions and its limitations and provides suggestions for further research.
The available literature provides suggestions, theoretical frameworks, anecdotical evidence but only a few case-studies.
