The phrase "a source of formal" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing formal information, education, or documentation, but it needs additional words to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The university serves as a source of formal education for many students."
Alternatives: "a provider of formal" or "a means of formal".
Nonetheless the period studied here was one of considerable change, and yet GPs remained a key source of formal unscheduled care.
Utilisation of healthcare services as a common source of formal help-seeking implies the need for basic capacity in 'first line' support, identifying survivors, facilitating diclosure, and making appropriate referrals at all levels (19).
While it has been debated that polyreactive B cells can represent a source of autoantibody-secreting cells, formal evidence is lacking.
Although professional development offered by universities, school districts, and other educational entities provides the primary source of formal learning tools for teachers, an increasing number of teachers also utilize other informal web-based resources regularly.
You can also clock the parade of house styles that is these shows' main source of formal momentum.
For ageing populations world wide a key challenge will be the projected decline in the traditional sources of formal and informal carers to support people living at home and in long-term residential or nursing home care [ 16].
PAYG solar can also promote access to other sources of formal financing, which is exactly why CGAP is interested in these issues.
Illness behaviour has been defined as 'the varying ways in which individuals respond to bodily indications, how they monitor internal states, define and interpret symptoms, make attributions, take remedial actions and utilise various sources of formal and informal care' [ 26].
Another possibility and a limitation of this study is that a system like MoH+ captures a distinct subset of formal sources that are more timely than formal sources overall, by being limited to formal sources that report online, are in a HealthMap-supported language, and have RSS feeds.
The framework includes a new domain-specific programming language, the Implicit-Invocation Language (IIL), explicitly designed for directly expressing implicit-invocation software systems, and a set of formal rule-based source transformation tools that allow automatic generation of both executable and formal verification artifacts.
