The phrase "providing valuable information" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the action of giving or sharing important or useful information with someone. Example: The company's website is dedicated to providing valuable information about their products and services to potential customers.
The next day, the mayor said Mr. Mendoza had been a paid informant in his own intelligence operation, providing valuable information about corrupt police officers.
In court filings, federal prosecutors have credited Donaghy with providing valuable information about the gambling scheme in which he participated.
A number of inventories of the Blanchet concern are extant, providing valuable information about the technique of French harpsichord building.
Officials said the United States had obtained communications intercepts that show Iraqi officials coaching scientists in how to avoid providing valuable information about Iraq's weapons programs to inspectors.
Mr. Kelly worried that he didn't have enough opinions — "I liked everything," he said at one point — but Mr. Rolston assured him that he was providing valuable information.
We hope that in addition to providing valuable information on a publicly searchable Web site, the agency's database will include context for each payment to ensure clarity.
Field research, on the other hand, is conducted by both professionals and amateurs, the latter providing valuable information on behaviour, ecology, distribution, and migration.
The results are providing valuable information for the urban extension for policy and decision makers.
The team submitted 61 compounds to the X-ray workflow providing valuable information for the MAP4K4 project team [27].
The thermal properties of PHAs containing DHBA were also characterized, thus providing valuable information for designing new types of PHAs.
The resistivity values (in Ωm) are overlapping the geological scheme providing valuable information about the hydrothermal alteration products (clay cap).
