Is it grammatically correct to say:
“you can contact John Doe to be provided with the account information”?
Is the “to be provided” part something a native English speaker would say it in this context?
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Sign up to join this communityI don't think it's ungrammatical, strictly speaking. However, the active voice in "can contact" contrasted with the passive voice in "to be provided with" is a bit confusing. If I had to say something similar, I would replace it with
You can contact John Doe to obtain the account information.