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Both. 提 (tí) is used in formal contexts, such as in written documents, official speeches, and formal conversations. It is also used in informal contexts, such as in casual conversations or informal writing.
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提 (tí) is often used in the phrase 提前 (tíqián), which means "to move up (a date)". For example, 我们把会议提前一个小时 (Wǒmen bǎ huìyì tíqián yīgè xiǎoshí) means "We moved the meeting up by one hour".
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