The phrase "a source of suitable" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when referring to a provider or origin of something that meets specific criteria or standards, but it needs to be followed by a noun to be fully effective.
Example: "The library serves as a source of suitable materials for research projects."
Alternatives: "a provider of appropriate" or "an origin of fitting".
The agency said the project was intended "to provide a source of uranium suitable for use in an undisclosed enrichment programme".
The inspectors' report cited: Documents suggesting that Iran "was working on a project to secure a source of uranium suitable for use in an undisclosed enrichment program" to make bomb fuel.
To overcome the problem of heterogeneity we have developed a method to isolate individual cell types from whole tissue that are a source of RNA suitable for transcriptome profiling.
Loss of the double-stranded DNA break repair function, seen in BRCA1 deficient or mutant cells, may contribute to the accumulation of genetically unstable breast stem cells, providing a source of cells suitable for carcinogenesis and CSC development [ 10].
The SNP locus outliers identified here should not only aid in elaborating rational strategies for the conservation of wild germplasm [ 68], but may well also provide a source of markers suitable for the application of molecular breeding aimed at broadening the genetic base of soybean.
However, strict isolation of the production and manipulation of high-titre plasmid stock solutions and common good laboratory practices when handling plasmid solutions at low concentration (e.g. below 1,000 copies per microlitre) should allow the use of plasmids as a source of a suitable DNA template in PCR analysis, even in routine analysis.
Successful nursery operations in arid zones require an adequate water supply, a nearby source of suitable soil, a well-drained surface area, shelter from wind and sun, accessibility, and knowledge of the planting season.
It seems that, in the research for strains with probiotic potential, food might also be a good source of suitable isolates for finding new probiotic strains for functional food products.
The provision of groundwater has therefore become an attractive source of suitable water supply.
This work has shown that G. triacanthos can be used not only as a source of galactomannan films suitable to incorporate antioxidant compounds for further application in the food industry but also as a source of the active compounds to be incorporated.
Such environments my serve as a source of new strains suitable for the de-epoxidation of DON.
