The phrase "a salvation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing deliverance, rescue, or redemption, often in a metaphorical or spiritual sense.
Example: "The community viewed the new program as a salvation of their struggling economy."
Alternatives: "a means of salvation" or "a source of deliverance."
A salvation of sorts, not least culinary.
Acting was a salvation of sorts, he explains, in that it was the first thing he tried that he was able to do.
But part of my task was to explain how evidence from mass graves would be used in war crimes trials, and in the elegant formulations of international law, I found a salvation of sorts.
By Monday a major recession was not just a given, it was a salvation of sorts, a chance for Americans to get in touch with their inner pioneer, all grit, gumption and Little House on the Foreclosure Block.
So the league season has been mixed - but the FA Cup offers a salvation of sorts, though a vote on this website after the Blackburn win saw 55% of those taking part suggest finishing in the top four was more important than Wembley glory on 30 May.
There is a creative power in music, but also a curative -- almost spiritual -- property, which for some is a salvation of sorts.
As I poured through primary sources, I stumbled upon a salvation narrative of sorts.
Keigo Higashino, a prolific Japanese author who writes elegant mysteries in this classical form, poses a daunting puzzle in SALVATION OF A SAINT (Macmillan Audio, $39.99).
"The Young Doe and the Architect's Son" is a 13th-century European tale about the salvation of a girl transformed into a deer.
Important: Your Unique TRAP will lead you to the fulfillment of a human need or the salvation of a soul.
Performance of the rituals guaranteed to those praying with a roll that salvation of the soul was certain.
