The phrase "a source of recurrent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that repeatedly causes or contributes to a particular situation or issue.
Example: "The lack of funding has become a source of recurrent problems for the organization."
Alternatives: "a cause of ongoing" or "a source of repeated".
Water shortages are a source of recurrent crisis in many parts of the country.
In occult HCV patients, the presence of HCV-RNA was also identified in peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) [1], [2], [13], which represent alternative extrahepatic site of HCV replication [2], [4], [14], [15] proposed as a source of recurrent HCV infection after liver transplantation [2], [16], [17].
Additionally, the hyphal form can interact with the yeast and pseudohyphal forms to produce biofilms, which can act as a source of recurrent infection and play an important role in resistance to antifungal agents [ 36].
This cancer stem cell population is proposed to be a source of therapy-resistant and recurrent disease.
The presence of otopathogens may play an important role in OM pathogenesis and could be a source of chronic inflammation and/or recurrent infection.
To better understand how changes in breast cancer treatment may affect tumour recurrence, an improved understanding of the source of recurrent cancer is required.
Both the yeast and hyphal morphologies are required for pathogenesis in animal models of infection [4] [6], and are required for the formation of normal biofilms [7], [8], a structure that increases antifungal drug resistance and constitutes a source of inoculum for disseminated and recurrent infections [9].
Another potential source of recurrent positive selection is compensatory evolution [ 46].
If pseudarthrosis is the source of recurrent pain it may require revision surgery.
Nonhuman primates in Africa are considered to be the source of recurrent zoonotic transmissions of STLV-1 to local human populations; virus transmission is believed to occur during the collection and consumption of nonhuman primate bushmeat.
Prospective events demonstrating the activation of JAK2/STAT3 pathway and the involvement of residual CSC-like cells in response to chemotherapy treatment, which are the ultimate source of recurrent disease, are depicted in Figure 13.
