The phrase "a source of right" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about legal, moral, or ethical principles that provide justification for actions or beliefs.
Example: "In many societies, the constitution is considered a source of right that guides the legal framework."
Alternatives: "a basis for justice" or "a foundation of legality".
The Dundee Whaling Expedition, 1892 93, was an attempt to investigate the commercial possibilities of whaling in Antarctic waters by locating a source of right whales in the region.
The blindness of American Christians, as they hurl insults at Islam, is evidence that religion as a source of right relationship with God and therefore with others, is fueling further religious intolerance, even as it ignores its own terroristic tendencies done in the name of its God.
"Rather than a source of rights to humane treatment, Article 13 would become a means to shield from public view treatment that Mr Dhiab (and undoubtedly other detainees) view as inhumane," she ruled.
Although only one specified an international treaty (the Refugee Convention) as a source of rights that should be afforded refugees, several outlined specific rights that are contained in binding international law, and which they were being denied as a result of the Australia's policies and practices.
It is by now clear that neither damage nor loss of income in consequence of the action of Government, which is not an invasion of recognized legal rights, is in itself a source of legal rights in the absence of constitutional legislation recognizing it as such.
In some ways, the right's epistemic closure has been a source of strength; right-wingers certainly don't negotiate with themselves.
For those who are allowed to read it, it is a source of bragging rights.
Having a high rating is a source of bragging rights, but keeping ratings low has benefits.
And the abdominal muscles — known as the six-pack — have become a source of bragging rights for the biggest stars.
Instead he concludes with a call for visionary thinking, which would include, for example, considering the U.S. Constitution as a source of workers' rights.
