The phrase "a source of core" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something fundamental or essential, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The research paper identified a source of core knowledge that is crucial for understanding the subject."
Alternatives: "a fundamental source" or "an essential source".
To an extent, my hearing disability became a source of pride a core facet of my identity.
Zeigler and colleagues [ 4] were among the first to attempt anti-endotoxin therapy in patients with severe sepsis using anti-serum against the J5 mutant of Escherichia coli as a source of anti-core glycolipid antibody.
Claims that it has the potential to add at least 10% to donated charitable income in Britain, and could prove an invaluable source of core funding, are prompting interest across the sector.
These pools provide a heat sink to remove heat from the reactor or containment by natural circulation and are a source of water for core cooling.
This is particularly critical when anaesthetising mice and can be a source of considerable mortality; therefore, core temperature monitoring is highly recommended.
Looking to developing countries as a source of innovation has become a core business practice for a number of Western-based, multi-national corporations (MNCs).
The present study presents and evaluates a genetic-distance based sampling methodology to develop collections using rice as a model, and a thematic collection as a source of accessions to compose the core.
In this study, we use organism-wide single-cell transcriptome analyses and determine that planarian muscle is the major source of core ECM components, suggesting that it functions as a connective tissue for planarians.
"Prior to this the only source of core tier 1 available to building societies under the FSA's rules was reserves grown from internally generated profits.
Professionals could describe at least all categories from a brief Core Set and use the comprehensive Core Set as a source of additional relevant items.
Management consultants encouraged companies to focus on their core as a source of untapped potential in a time of rapid change and unpredictability.Chris Zook, a strategy consultant, has written a trilogy around the idea of getting more growth from core businesses.
