The phrase "a prominent source of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is a significant or well-known origin of a particular idea, resource, or information.
Example: "The university is recognized as a prominent source of research in environmental science."
Alternatives: "a major contributor to" or "a key provider of".
In addition, lightning strikes are a prominent source of broadband radio emissions that are visible over very long distances.
Feet were used as a prominent source of texture, variety and rhythm, reminding you why lines of verse are traditionally divided into feet.
Later in 2004 Kerry formed a political action committee that was a prominent source of funding for Democratic candidates in subsequent elections.
The American linguist Noam Chomsky, a prominent source of intellectual inspiration for President Hugo Chávez, made a new appeal on Wednesday for the release of María Lourdes Afiuni.
Considering the status of the Internet as a prominent source of health information, assessing online health material has become a central issue in patient education.
Conversion of waste to energy via a biological process establishes microbial fuel cells (MFC) as a prominent source of sustainable energy.
This reading certainly has a prominent source in terms of which one can understand its popularity among physicists; it is Niels Bohr himself.
Fasting tended to be a stronger source of variability in liver than kidney, while organ section was a more prominent source of variation in kidney than liver.
Our data provide evidence that unleashed cytosine deaminase activity is an evolutionary conserved, prominent source of genome-wide kataegis events.
5. " Our data provide evidence that unleashed cytosine deaminase activity is an evolutionary conserved, prominent source of genome-wide kataegis events".
E-mail reports were also the most prominent source of users' design feedback; 85 of a total of 155 user comments were gathered through such reports.
