The phrase "a source of future" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The research project aims to be a source of future innovations in renewable energy."
Alternatives: "a source of future opportunities" or "a source of future developments."
They should move into television as a defence, not as a source of future growth.
He maintains that this will be a source of future financial growth for the company.
In wireless communications, a source of future growth with Web-enabled mobile phones, a combination of Lucent and Alcatel would create the strongest competitor in North America.
We're told Krux will come into play later in the game as a source of future mission Killian hot-foots it the club.
To them, it is a blight, a source of future traffic congestion and worse: a beachhead for Muslim expansion in Brooklyn and a beacon for anti-Semitism.
Class actions have featured heavily in the US justice systems but many in the City are wary of suing the banking fraternity, which could be a source of future funding or advice.
"Nonetheless, it still insists on its right to defensible borders, and that any Palestinian state will not be a source of any future threat".
I.B.M., like other major technology companies, is making a bit bet on Big Data as a source of its future growth and as a major trend in business that will play out over many years — much like globalization.
His investment firm's "apparent lack of profitability," as well as other evidence, the board wrote, "suggested that it may be seriously troubled and a source of potential future costs or liabilities".
In an uncharacteristic display of chest-thumping, Donald Graham, the Post's chairman, referred to Kaplan in a report to shareholders as "a major source of future growth and profitability".
AMPs are also widely regarded as a potential source of future antibiotics owing to a remarkable set of advantageous properties ranging from molecular simplicity to low-resistance swift-kill of a broad range of microbial cells.
