"providing constructive feedback" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are giving someone feedback on something they have done or when you are asking someone to give you feedback. For example, "I appreciate you providing constructive feedback on my presentation."
Although providing constructive feedback can be challenging, it is a learnable skill.
Bad as he was at setting clear goals, Robert scored almost as low at providing constructive feedback.
The clients felt listened to and engaged in the process of providing constructive feedback on what they valued in the relationship and how they could be better served.
You are expected to actively participate in your learning community by preparing for class, contributing meaningfully to discussions, and providing constructive feedback to classmates.
I used checkpoints throughout to observe how students' analytical approaches (street smarts) developed over the course while providing constructive feedback in the process.
Instead of thinking of a good listener as a sponge —absorbing everything but providing little feedback — a skilled listener should be thought of as a trampoline who amplifies and supports a speaker's thoughts by providing constructive feedback.
Fellow students wil provide constructive feedback.
Furthermore, supervisors must provide constructive feedback on the students' written reflections.
Each student will present their own work at the final showing but we will work together as a group to provide share skills and provide constructive feedback.
As opposed to the traditional annual feedback system, these instruments were designed to remove bias from answers (e.g., the language of feedback options is gender-neutral) and help the reviewers to provide constructive feedback.
We trust that our highly-engaged audience will provide constructive feedback about the beta site, which we will consider very seriously as we work to create the most comprehensive and immersive digital news experience we possibly can".
