The phrase "a higher source" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a more authoritative or elevated origin of information, guidance, or inspiration.
Example: "The decision was influenced by a higher source, leading us to reconsider our approach."
Alternatives: "an elevated authority" or "a superior origin".
I think he gets his information from a higher source.
Now, it is betting that private-label goods — made for bakeries, grocery chains and other customers — will be a higher source of growth worldwide.
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I have little doubt that the apocalyptic vision he inherited from his indoctrination as an Adventist and his view that the Bible is a higher source of truth than science and human reason are deeply ingrained in him and will not change.
Firstly the circular excavation maximizes the tangential stress, making the relation to rock strength a higher source of potential risk.
The results show that the downscaling method used resulted in a higher source of uncertainty than GCM itself.
Due to a higher source-to-window distance and a better laser light transmission, caused by slightly changed laser plasma conditions, the life of the laser entrance window before exchange could be prolonged by a factor of five.
These seemingly contradictory effects could be the consequence of the impact of solar radiation on the source-sink ratio, with a higher source-sink ratio leading to lower C18 3 concentration.
Further, it is found that watermelon seed is a high source of linoleic acid.
However, their idea of selecting the center of area with a high source node density is similar to that of clustering-based method, so a different set of source nodes may cause great difference in numbers.
