The phrase "a leading feed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to media, information dissemination, or social media platforms where a prominent source of content is being referred to.
Example: "The company has established itself as a leading feed for industry news and updates."
Alternatives: "a top source" or "a primary channel".
Purina Mills Inc., a leading maker of animal feed, said yesterday that it had received an acquisition proposal from an undisclosed third party.
(It's comical to see the psychologist Paul Vitz contradict D'Souza on the subject of an absent father's influence, until D'Souza, pretending not to hear, feeds him a leading question that, like an ill-constructed poll, elicits the desired response).
Feeding America, a leading hunger-relief organization, has had increased demand over the past year, coinciding with the report's findings.
Latino households experience "food insecurity" at almost twice the rate of all households in the nation, according to Feeding America, a leading hunger relief charity.
This irony is well-known: "Rates of food insecurity among rural households are generally higher than urban households," writes Feeding America, a leading nonprofit focused on solving domestic hunger issues, on its site.
In this study, grandparents played a leading or secondary role in feeding of 67.5 % children.
We conclude that the profound sleep/wake fragmentation is a leading cause of the reduced locomotion, feeding, drinking and energy expenditure in the narcoleptic mice under unperturbed conditions.
"Where you go?" An old man with willowy body and long, epicene face, emerged from behind a mossy wall, preceded by a large flock of ducks which he was leading to feed in the paddies.
"We believe in giving people a voice and that we cannot become arbiters of truth ourselves, so we're approaching this problem carefully," Facebook's vice president leading news feed, Adam Mosseri, said in a post.
In order to make them comparable, we used news items that appear in the leading news feed of each – roughly corresponding to the first page, or the main page of the news outlet.
