The phrase "a primordial source" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an original or fundamental origin of something, often in a philosophical, scientific, or literary context.
Example: "The researchers sought to identify a primordial source of the universe's energy that could explain its rapid expansion."
Alternatives: "an original source" or "a fundamental origin".
The transcendent ending the pilgrimage of Cory's sister and his cousin to the place where he last lived is a quiet visual symphony that, with simple but vast invention, evokes visual experience itself as a primordial source of strength and hope.
It feels as if these works were always there waiting to be found, a heritage from a primordial source that echoes its sound not only to our future but also to our distant past.
His premise, like many other scholars', is that fear of death is a primordial source of anxiety.
According to Yalom [ 58], death is a primordial source of anxiety: " Occasionally some jolting experience in life tears a rent in the curtain of defenses and permits raw death anxiety to erupt into consciousness.
So it was with Berkeley: the geometric transformations, the instantaneous metamorphoses, the hordes of dancers revealed in fleeting closeups yet melting into a collective body of sinuous, ecstatically erotic undulations, the quasi-microscopic fusions and fissions as if seeing life in its protean, primordial source, all suggest a wild and terrifying profusion of inner life.
Here's how it works: Wild aquatic birds are the primordial source of all influenza A viruses -- the ones that have the potential to cause pandemics.
More important is a short and violent bit of backstory that sets up both the primordial source of Carrie's telekinetic powers and a quiet sting of an ending that reprises the opening.
Tonight at 8 at S.O.B.'s,, with Primordial Source opening; admission is $12.
The architectural necessity of the viaduct, built in the 1840's, is the primordial source of the real estate mantra: "Manhattan below 96th Street".
This multimedia effort sought to tap not only the primordial source of human creativity but also the indigenous psyche of the German Volk.
Water is always the sacred "water of life," the primordial source of existence and the bearer of the life of plants, animals, human beings, and even the gods.
