as well as

Please provide us your/ the ( this will change the meaning) schedule as well as production start date as soon as possible.

yes it is correct, but notice the difference when using "the" or "you".

Anatbsyes it is correct, but notice the difference when using "the" or "you".

Hi Anatbs,

Thank you. But what is difference bewteen "the" and "your" ? Thanks to advice.

The schedule may be anyone's schedule.

Please provide us the / your schedule as well as the production start date ASAP

when using "your", it is your schedule (a specific schedule), while when using "the", there are 2 interpretations:

noone's specific schedule or a specif schedule that both the speaker and the recipient are familiar with.

Hi all!:)

I have a question about the sentence, why is "with" missing? I thought whenever you used "provide" you should also add a "with" - Can it be omitted in soma cases?

"Provide us with the schedule..."

Thanks in advance!

I think it is because here provide means to make "available".

Hi Doll, what do you mean by "to make available"? I am sorry, I don't understand

If you make something available, I can obtain it, buy it etc. (Somehow I feel that this is not the answer):D

Yours is an interesting question, Pucca. On-line dictionaries do not seem to take a consistent stance on the difference (if any). One of them offers these definitions side-by-side, however:

1.	give something useful or necessary to; "We provided the room with an electrical heater"