The phrase "a donor of a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in contexts discussing contributions, such as in charitable or medical settings, where someone is providing something to a cause or organization.
Example: "The charity is grateful for a donor of a significant amount who has pledged to support our mission."
Alternatives: "a contributor of a" or "a benefactor of a".
Now, Ms. Dawson is Ms. Dandon-Alleyne, and thanks to a donor of a different sort, her life is about to change again.
Wendell is a member of the Aspire executive committee and a donor of a dormitory in Whitman College, the University's sixth residential college.
Two years on, Green, who is 6ft 3in, was finally able to get a new heart, after a sufficiently powerful one could be found from a donor of a similar size.
Thus, in glycolysis, ADP acts as an acceptor of a phosphate group during the synthesis of ATP from PEP (reaction ), and ATP functions as a donor of a phosphate group during the formation of fructose 1,6-diphosphate from fructose 6-phosphate (reaction ).
Imidazole is in fact an important complement of the coordination sphere of the central ion as a donor of a free-electron pair of the N3 nitrogen.
To find a donor of a particular race, on this approach, parents couldn't just flip to this section of the catalog or click on that quick-search button.
Aircraft construction is also a research-intensive industry—a donor of innovative technological solutions to other industries, creating a multiplication effect for the whole national economy.
Jesica Santillan, a 17-year-old Mexican immigrant, died after receiving a heart-lung transplant from a donor of an incompatible blood type.
These results highlight the role of selenium as an electron acceptor in the catalytic mechanism of thioredoxin reductase as well as its established role as a donor of an electron to the substrate.
About the age to access to MAR in Chapter 7 among conditions for treatment, it is only stated that "a donor of an egg or sperm shall be of age" [ 45].
The usual search for a donor of an organ for transplantation in the body of a diseased patient is in my opinion not the right choice to do.
