The phrase "a nice source of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that provides a beneficial or pleasant supply of a particular resource or quality.
Example: "Spinach is a nice source of iron and other essential nutrients."
Alternatives: "a good source of" or "a valuable source of".
The governor, it emerged yesterday, is even trying to get his administration's hands on federal domestic defense funds intended for New York City -- a nice source of money that could go to budget relief instead of local defense.
"But I think the industry needs to play around with it, because it could be a nice source of revenue for songwriters, and for the community it could be a really good thing".
The real beneficiaries are the stores that sell the tickets -- for around 5percentt of the money wagered -- and the politicians who find state lottery agencies a nice source of patronage.
As they are clearly defined, and easier to understand, our clone site is a nice source to get used to the dynamics of the merging process and the algorithm.
There's something to be said for TV as a nice source —money aside — of perspective and balance". "Playwrights have years of experience developing characters through dialogue, which gives you a real advantage in TV," said Dan Halsted of Manage-ment.
Instead, King mentioned some pals they have in common, like Donald Trump Donald Trump, of whom Stewart said: "Well, Donald Trump has been a very big supporter and a very nice source of comfort for me.
"But if the light pollution is getting in the way, then you are taking away a very nice source of awe for people".
A nice source containing a detailed description of DP algorithms for sequence alignment is the book by Durbin et al. (1998).
WHEN profits are hard to come by, accounting loopholes make nice sources of income.
"You get a nice additional source of money," he said, "but it's no gravy train".
When retail sales in Wal-Mart and Target were strong, streaming was a nice additive source of revenue.
