The phrase "a source of turbulence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that causes instability or disruption in a situation, context, or environment.
Example: "The recent political changes have become a source of turbulence in the economy, affecting investor confidence."
Alternatives: "a cause of disruption" or "a factor of instability".
The patch is created due to a localized source of turbulence, generated by a horizontally oriented and vertically oscillating grid much smaller than the tank size and far from solid boundaries.
Turbine wakes are a major source of turbulence which exerts fluctuating loads on the blades of the downstream turbines, resulting in the generation of noise and fatigue of the turbine blades.
For instance, structural inequities such as racism and sexism are an ongoing source of stress for a large number of people as well as a source of discord and turbulence, which must be addressed.
Invisible to the eye, thermals are recognizable to most people as the source of turbulence on airplane flights or what allow a bird to circle skyward without flapping its wings.
Oscillating flow conditions, which are the main source of turbulence, are found to produce substantial deflections at relatively large frequency of turbulence.
Derivatives, financial instruments that can be used to hedge risks or speculate, can be a source of losses and instability when markets are in severe turbulence.
These are what Roy describes as the "small delights" of her life, a source of the strength that has seen her through the turbulence of her meteoric rise to global fame and, now, the anxiety of the court cases.
Thrombus in the aneurysmal sac may result from turbulence and slow blood flow and can act as a source of distal embolization.
As turbulence, doubt and anxiety cause fear to increase, fear in turn seeks repressiveness as a source of safety.
Generated largely by taxes on oil and gas production, the fund has been a frequent source of political turbulence, as Democrats have sought to use it for public education and other services while Republicans have resisted, arguing that it was meant to cover emergencies and not recurring expenses.
