"providing lectures" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of presenting educational talks or classes. For example, "The professor was responsible for providing lectures on mathematics."
These groups expanded their role in the local community by creating youth groups, providing lectures on Islam, and influencing people to be more involved with community mosques (e.g. East London Mosque).
The transition into Phase 3 was composed of providing lectures and guidelines on Box.com.
William Rosenberg has been paid for providing lectures by Siemens on the topic of the ELF marker.
During the past five years, TD has received fees from Octapharma France Paris, Francee) and LFB (Paris, France) for serving on advisory boards and providing lectures.
C-MS has received fees from Octapharma, LFB, Baxter (Deerfield, IL, USA), and CSL Behring (King of Prussia, PA, USA) for serving on advisory boards and providing lectures.
Clinical pharmacists' interventions included training workshops (providing lectures and group discussion, 3 h/week for four consecutive weeks) and continuously providing information at the hospital morning case report section (every other day for 1 month) about ADR importance, seriousness, preventability, necessity of reporting and spontaneous reporting system and its advantages.
Some universities and organizations also administer a video repository server, especially for providing lecture videos that are part of OpenCourseWare (OCW).
French institutes provide lectures, language courses, and access to books and newspapers.
Any on-hand experts tend to be too busy teaching to provide lectures in a particular field.
In retirement, he continued to provide lectures and field trips for the extramural studies department at Warwick University until the age of 78.
ARC provides lectures and training leaflets for doctors and other health professionals, and acts as a lobbying voice for parents, both in the media and parliament.
