The phrase "a feeder of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that provides sustenance or support to another entity, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The organization acts as a feeder of resources for local charities, ensuring they have what they need to help the community."
Alternatives: "a provider of" or "a source of".
The Consortium for Graduate Study in Management is the premier organization chosen by the country's leading business schools and corporate partners as a feeder of diverse perspectives.
HTSC direct current (DC) cable is ideal for a feeder of the overhead contact line system between the substation and the electric train.
The Tony nominations are only the latest indication of how important this city has become as a feeder of plays not just to New York but also to other cities and countries.
But St. Clare's has an unusual business profile, making it well-suited to act as a feeder of patients to St . Vincents, and hospital officials hope the relationship will rescue the financially troubled St. Clare's, andNinthospital and 51st Street.
Yale does not produce many solo practitioners and Valparaiso is not a feeder of Supreme Court Justices and Clerks.
It is a nice way to personalize one's Minku bag, or just to include a message that is a reminder of love or a feeder of good vibes.
The second parameter in this model, k, estimates the influence of individuals at a feeder on the quality estimate of other feeders.
Human diploid epidermal keratinocytes form colonies of different shapes when cultured on a feeder layer of lethally irradiated 3T3-J2 cells, at clonal density (Rheinwald & Green, 1975).
Twelve 3.5 dpc blastocysts were plated on a feeder layer of inactivated vole embryonic fibroblasts in the presence of vole LIF protein.
The opportunities are supplied by a feeder network of regional and industry specialists in the earliest stage of financing.
Dopaminergic differentiation of hESCs was initiated by culturing hESCs with a feeder layer of PA6 cells.
