The phrase "to provide more background" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to explain more information about a certain subject. For example: "We encourage you to research the topic further to provide more background."
Democrats say a simple decision by Mr. Estrada to provide more background could break the deadlock.
Mr. Johnson's spokesman, Perry Plumart, declined to provide more background about what led to his boss's change of heart.
Sean Mathias, who is directing the revival, which opens on April 14 at the Royale Theater, said he had hired a researcher to provide more background.
4) The authors need to provide more background information/rationale regarding why they looked at ZP2 conversion following maturation.
We have added a paragraph to the Discussion section to provide more background on axon stalling and to address the growth vs guidance issue.
I would add a few more sentences about the statistical approach to provide more background to those not familiar with a crude odds ratio I have read this submission.
That tells you to dumb it down a bit, provide more background context or say it again in a different way.
The Commission has not released a figure for all first-time young voters.To provide more background on young people's attitudes to politics and India's economic problems, we asked two further sets of questions.
For additional discussion of the motivation, see [ 23]. References 24-28 provide more background.
Commissioner Costello said his department is negotiating with civil service to provide more extensive background checks on potential officers.
The coverage has included co-hosts that explain what's happening throughout the launch and other interviews to provide more detailed background information about the mission.
