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The phrase "a superb source of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that provides a high-quality or excellent supply of a particular item or information.
Example: "This book is a superb source of knowledge about ancient civilizations."
Alternatives: "an excellent resource for" or "a great provider of".
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It all started with the publication of my first book and public television special, The Wrinkle Cure, almost a decade ago, where I introduced salmon as a superb source of anti-inflammatory, anti-aging nutrients, a recurring theme in all of my work.
Tuna is a superb source of protein, B vitamins and selenium, and it's an excellent source of omega-3 fatty acids.
A superb source of winter flowers, this upright shrub shows scented, single white blooms above dark green foliage from mid-autumn.
I was first introduced to Mr. Ginestet at a dinner at Alexis Lichine's Château Prieuré, and I quickly realized that Mr. Ginestet was a superb source of information and gossip about Bordeaux, and we became friends.
He identifies coal as the major climate threat, and I wholeheartedly agree – it is a superb source of energy, there is still massive amounts of it and it's cheap.
Plants produce a great diversity of fragrant terpenoid metabolites, which make them a superb source of biosynthetic genes and enzymes.
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As a result, U.S. Army leadership regarded SAMS as a source of "superb planners".
If you write a superb piece of fiction they will accuse you of plagiarizing it from another source.
This indicates that OMIM is a rich source of textual variation and a superb test corpus for an autocoding trial.
This progressive suturing and separation is a superb, living demonstration of the fundamental weakness of lithospheric sutures.
Followed by a superb meal, of course.
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