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For a real-valued function \(y= y(t)\) \((0\leq t\leq 1)\) and small parameter \(\varepsilon>0\), the boundary value problem \[ \varepsilon^2\cdot y^{(n)}= f(t,\varepsilon, y,y',\dots, y^{(n-2)},\varepsilon\cdot y^{(n-1)}), \] \[ h_j(y_0,\dots, y^{(n-3)}_0, \varepsilon\cdot y^{(n-2)}_0, \varepsilon\cdot y^{(n-1)}_0,\varepsilon)= 0\quad (j=1,\dots,n- 2), \] \[ h_j(y_0,\dots, y^{(n-1)}_0, y_1,\dots,y^{(n-1)}_1,\varepsilon)= 0\quad (j= n-1,n) \] (where \(y^{(i)}_0= y^{(i)}(0)\) and \(y^{(i)}_1= y^{(i)}(1)\) for shortness) is considered as a perturbation of the problem for \(\varepsilon= 0\). Under some assumptions, the existence of a solution with uniformly valid asymptotic expansions (up to the \(n\)th order derivative) is proved by using an extending Riccati transformation and Banach contraction principle.