The phrase "a source of scrutiny" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is being closely examined or analyzed, often in a critical manner.
Example: "The new policy has become a source of scrutiny among the employees, leading to numerous discussions about its implications."
Alternatives: "a subject of examination" or "a point of criticism".
It is that practice that is a source of growing scrutiny among lawmakers in Washington, as well as advocates for the poor.
In England (UK) the discharge of patients from hospital is a source of constant scrutiny from primary care trusts in order to reduce the patient length of stay in Hospital.
CONTEXT The rate of live discharge from hospice and the proportion of hospices exceeding their aggregate caps have both increased for the last 15 years, becoming a source of federal scrutiny.
In a world of globalised, distant, often unaccountable power, a countervailing source of scrutiny and influence is needed more than ever.
Entities that promote "work from home" opportunities could be a new source of scrutiny for Herbalife, the nutritional products company that has become the subject of a pitched battle on Wall Street.
Implications for social planning include greater confidence in the older consumer as a source of informational feedback and increased scrutiny of administrator viewpoints especially as they relate to utilization of staff.
Macroalgae as a source of bioenergy first received intensive scrutiny as part of the US Ocean Food and Energy Farm project as proposed by Wilcox [ 10], initiated in 1973 and lasting over a decade [ 11].
However, PRN range opioid orders have recently come under scrutiny as a source of confusion and as a medication management safety issue.
In particular, the government is allowing large banks to rely more on borrowed money as a source of funding, even as it has reduced scrutiny of their lending decisions.
Activists close to the Lawrence family campaign found their identities a source of interest, and their backgrounds and politics a matter of hostile scrutiny.
