The phrase "a common source for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a shared origin or reference point for information, materials, or ideas.
Example: "The internet is often considered a common source for information on various topics."
Alternatives: "a shared source for" or "a frequent source for".
Instead, it's going to use corn, a common source for conventional biofuels.
Groundwater is a common source for single homes and small towns, and rivers and lakes are the usual sources for large cities.
The report said the fact that the H5N1 strain discovered in Holton was "virtually identical" to that found in Hungary meant there was "a direct link between the two outbreaks, or a common source for both".
One of the reasons we're such a common source for hyperlinks in social media is because folks find us on a search engine when they want primary reference material to help make their point.
Hence, we compare the geochemistry of 4 BRRs: the un-neutralised raw red mud (UNRM), a CO2-neutralised red mud (CNRM), a Basecon™-neutralised (Basecon™) red mud, and a CO2-neutralisation followed by a Basecon™-neutralisation (Hybrid) material from a common source for reuse potential.
From (Fig. 11), increase in alkalinity corresponds to the simultaneous increase of Cl + SO4 suggesting a common source for these ions.
As philanthropy becomes a common source of finance for poverty-fighting programmes, it is natural for donors to want data about their impact on the people they want to help.
Vega suggests looking for items that contain rose oil, a common source of comfort for those with a worried mind.
Friends are a common source of tobacco for under-age youth; 90 percent of people purchasing cigarettes for minors are between the ages of 18 and 20.
In spite of several tools [ 18, 36, 37] for mapping between different naming systems, translating identifiers remains a common source of frustration for bioinformatics researchers.
The design borrows from a common source of ideas for futuristic technologies: nature.
