The phrase "a source of strong" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that provides a significant or powerful influence, support, or resource.
Example: "The research identified a source of strong motivation among the participants, which contributed to their success."
Alternatives: "a wellspring of strength" or "a reservoir of power."
Revenues in China, once a source of strong growth, faded by 14% to just $4.6bn, and the rest of the Asia- Pacific region by 18% to $2bn.
"It is," he wrote, "at once a mode of thought, a source of strong emotion and faith as fanatical as any in history".
He was trying to de-fuse a source of strong anti-American sentiment by making it clear to his audience that the actions at issue were not condoned by most Americans.
In a city where neighborhoods are a source of strong local pride, this section about five miles west of the Loop did not even have a name until recently and had virtually fallen off the map, longtime residents say.
For Wells Fargo, which recently supplanted Bank of America as the nation's leading mortgage lender, home loans were also a source of strong growth, as was lending to corporations.
They have been a source of strong reporting for decades.
Moreover, the more detailed analysis suggests that in the case of strong ionospheric disturbances the internal smoothing of code measurements can be a source of their strong discrepancies.
A startling line in the project description reveals its function as a visualizer of deathly data, reading, "A source of radioactivity strong enough to cause the installation to remain solidly lit would be fatal to any living organism in the room, as in the case of a nuclear catastrophe".
Some cultivated peanut germplasm accessions have a degree of resistance, but the secondary gene pool is a source of much stronger resistance alleles.
By developing a measure of product design perception as well as resultant experience, this work explores how design can be a pertinent source of strong consumer brand relationship, operationalized as consumer-based brand equity.
Plant virus-derived promoters have been shown to be a rich source of strong constitutive promoters for use in plant biology and several have been shown to contain enhancer sequences [ 6, 8].
