Yes, you can use a domain registered with one hosting provider with another hosting provider. This process involves updating the domain's DNS (Domain Name System) settings to point to the new hosting provider's servers.

Here's how it typically works:

1. Sign Up with the New Hosting Provider: First, sign up for hosting services with the new hosting provider where you want to host your website.

2. Obtain DNS Information: Once you've signed up, the new hosting provider will provide you with the necessary DNS information. This usually includes nameservers or specific DNS records that you'll need to update for your domain.

3. Update DNS Settings: Log in to your domain registrar's account (where your domain is registered) and navigate to the DNS management or domain management section. Update the DNS settings to point to the nameservers provided by your new hosting provider. This step may involve changing nameservers, adding or modifying DNS records, or both, depending on the instructions provided by your new hosting provider.

4. Propagation Period: After updating the DNS settings, it may take some time for the changes to propagate across the internet. This process, known as DNS propagation, typically takes a few hours to up to 48 hours to complete. During this time, some visitors may still see your website on the old hosting provider, while others may see it on the new hosting provider.

5. Verify and Test: Once DNS propagation is complete, verify that your website is loading correctly from the new hosting provider. You may need to clear your browser cache or use a different internet connection to see the updated version of your website.

By updating the DNS settings, you're effectively directing traffic for your domain to the servers of the new hosting provider, allowing you to host your website with them while retaining ownership of your domain. This gives you the flexibility to switch hosting providers as needed without losing control of your domain.