The phrase "a source of background" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or context that provides additional understanding or insight into a topic.
Example: "The article serves as a source of background on the historical events leading up to the conflict."
Alternatives: "a source of context" or "a source of information".
Because the charge measurement in the LZ detector is sensitive to single electrons, electrons from the grids can be both a significant nuisance for data collection and a source of background at low-energies, limiting the sensitivity of the experiment for low-mass WIMPs.
The single fraction charge event near 0.3e passed all data cuts but as it is a singular event it is unknown whether it is evidence of free fractional electric charge or if it indicates a source of background requiring additional data cuts.
Marr's first level might seems to be useful as a source of background theory for doing psychiatry, because it asks "what is it for?" and much of psychiatry is about finding out psychological systems fail to do what they are for.
He said the tape had proved a source of background music and inspiration during one of his painting binges.
This yielded two datasets of mappable regions, to be used as a source of background sequences in later analyses.
However, it should be noted that the giant cells were isolated by LCM and that the array hybridization was performed with an amplified cDNA sample [ 42] which could be a source of background hybridization.
It is difficult to imagine either an apparatus malfunction or a source of experimental background that could reproduce those results.
In particular, Stream Reasoning utilises and benefits from the following Semantic Web technologies: Resource Description Framework (RDF), as a uniform format for representing streamed heterogeneous data as a collection of (subject, predicate, object) triples using a vocabulary defined in an OWL ontology; OWL ontologies and SWRL rules, as a source of static background knowledge.
This not only reduces the signal of interest, but also causes scattering from the edge of the jet, which can be a significant source of background.
Nonspecific tagging of dG by the probe(s) under the oxidative conditions of the reaction is a possible source of background signal.
It offers a comprehensive source of background information pertinent to the Drammen Project and any publications that will arise from it.
