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The phrase "a source of unrestricted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that provides unlimited access or availability, often in contexts related to resources or information.
Example: "The internet serves as a source of unrestricted information for anyone seeking knowledge on various topics."
Alternatives: "an unlimited source of" or "a provider of unrestricted".
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Launched over 15 years ago, it was a source of unrestricted income that paid for M&E advisers, better financial management, innovations in programme delivery and for leveraging further restricted income.
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The shop was becoming the foundation's largest source of unrestricted funds, but the local government refused its application for a 2014 licence to trade, insisting the shop should sell only foundation-branded souvenirs and clothing.
The most important source of unrestricted money for young investigators is start-up funds from the institution.
Support might be easier to obtain if the donor company is awarded with some visibility--e.g., sponsoring refreshments at a particular session or distributing articles like briefcases stamped with the company logo and filled with brochures--rather than if the support simply represents another source of unrestricted funds.
The Boston Globe quotes Obama saying, "I can tell you that in the United States, the fact that we have free internet - or unrestricted internet access - is a source of strength, and I think should be encouraged".
That law banned political parties and candidates from collecting so-called soft money, the unrestricted donations from companies, labor unions and wealthy donors that had become a source of controversy during the 1990's.
A Source of Enduring Confusion.
What a source of power!
Identify a source of fiber.
Add a source of lighting.
Be a source of cheer.
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