Mother says to her son: "You can go out to play football provided that you have finished all your homework". I hope this is clear. IT is used for making a condition.

Provided has two meaning 1 ) subordinating conjunctions for an example as in the previous answer "You can go out to play football provided that you have finished all your homework" 2) it means offering or giving for an example; She had provided all the information he needed through Connie.

He will pass his test tomorrow, provided that he studies today. [ If ( he studies today ) then (he will pass his test tomorrow) ] She will pass her test today, provided that she studied yesterday. [ If (she studied yesterday) then ( she will pass her test today ) ] We will go to the beach, provided that it stops raining. [ If ( it stops raining) then ( we will go to the beach ) ] I will buy my son a new car, provided that he agrees to not get a tattoo. Provided that there are sufficient funds in the bank, your check will clear. (If you have enough money in the bank, the check you wrote will work)