The phrase "a source of production" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing economics, manufacturing, or any situation where the origin of goods or services is relevant.
Example: "The factory serves as a source of production for various consumer goods that are distributed nationwide."
Alternatives: "a means of production" or "a production resource".
In addition to being one of the first studies in RA to have included presenteeism as a source of production loss, the novelty of the present contribution is the adaptation of multipliers of productivity effects from the recent literature, which are used to weigh original, patient-reported observations.
All the mayhem is, for Charles, a source of "production values".
But whereas emerging countries were once just a source of production for rich ones, now they are a source of demand, too, allowing production to be organised into more robust regional cells and providing a natural currency hedge.
Land being a source of production and livelihood is also one property that no one can let go of even if the flood event were extremely devastating.
According to the Academy, it will "consider the tensions both real and imagined between the landscape as a source of production, enjoyment, relaxation and inspiration [and] as a place loaded with mystery and danger".
Chronic periodontitis being a low-grade infection is characterized by infiltration of the inflammatory cells within the periodontal tissues, which act as a source of production for resistin.
The absence of PCT production in the model of hepatectomized baboons suggests a primary role for the liver as a source of PCT production during endotoxin shock [ 14].
When mature and fully expanded, the leaf then becomes a source of sugar production.
It was, for a time during Spanish colonial rule, a world centre for cinchona (a source of quinine) production.
Furthermore, the reduced volume of adipose tissue, being a source of EC production, could explain reduced AEA levels.
This study suggests that the preovulatory follicle is a source of ammonia production.
