"providing sites" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe providing a website or multiple websites with certain services. For example: "This company specializes in providing sites for businesses to market their products online."
The reefs help attract sea life, thus enhancing the ecology of the ocean and providing sites for divers and fishermen.
Mr. Weinstein of People for Internet Responsibility said that instead of using intermediaries, Web surfers should stop providing sites with information if they don't necessarily have to.
However they are constituted, most if not all alternative spaces have a strong relationship with the community, providing sites for activities ranging from performances and concerts to charity benefits.
Last week, major corporations including Apple, Facebook, Google, Microsoft and Viacom responded, submitting public comments to the F.T.C. in which they argued that some of the proposed changes were so unworkable that they could deter companies from providing sites and online services to children.
In the latter case, graphene defects can significantly influence the sensing characteristics by providing sites for strong interactions with ionic species [39, 71 73].
Addition of copper improves the low-temperature catalyst activity by increasing the reducibility of ceria and providing sites for CO adsorption.
Additionally, Comufy tracks all clicks through friend-finder, providing site owners with valuable data.
One general function is that of providing site-specific antioxidative protection together with Se [ 80].
North Korea also ignored South Korean urgings to provide sites for some of the games.
These paler aerosols, and to some extent the blacker ones too, can provide sites for water to condense.
Third, there should be changes to the law that enable land to be acquired compulsorily as a last option to provide sites for toilets.
