The phrase "a feeder from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a source or supply that provides something to another entity or system.
Example: "The river serves as a feeder from the mountains, supplying water to the valley below."
Alternatives: "a source of" or "a supplier from".
The first stage was a stratified, random sample of all public and private high schools in the U.S. A feeder school was also recruited from each participating community.
Our window table provides a vista of a crystal clear mountain lake and a swarm of hummingbirds dining on sugar water from a feeder separated from our table by a pane of glass and a matter of inches.
The court's inference that the bomb was transferred from a feeder flight from Frankfurt was also challenged by a security guard at Heathrow who revealed a break-in to Pan Am's baggage area 17 hours before the bombing.
The highlights this year will include giving new purposes to everyday objects, like making a bird feeder from an ice cream scoop; constructing your own monuments, pop-up museums and tenement buildings; going on a scavenger hunt involving the art history of the Bowery; making pots and planting seeds; and taking interactive tours of the museum.
With the opening of Alta Airport, Norving applied for permission and subsidies to operate a feeder service from Hammerfest to Alta, but the application was rejected by the government.
Families can also make trash, an enemy of nature, into a friend by building a bird feeder from milk cartons and other refuse.
As part of Tudor Place's Earth Day activities, Brooke Burton, 6, of Upper Marlboro made a bird feeder from seeds and planted wheatgrass in a pot.
Hang a bird feeder from the housing and you now have close-up footage of birds on your feeder.
They don't have a true feeder from behind the goal.
SF-pCD pigs were bottle-fed for generally less than 48 h before learning to drink from a liquid feeder from which they were fed four times per day.
