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The phrase "a terrific source of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that provides a significant amount of information, inspiration, or resources.
Example: "The internet is a terrific source of knowledge for students and researchers alike."
Alternatives: "an excellent resource for" or "a valuable provider of".
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Beyond that, yogurt is a terrific source of protein and calcium.
Retrouvius is a terrific source of salvaged bits and bobs and, for modern pieces, I enjoy browsing in B&B Italia on Brompton Road.
Your local LUG is a terrific source of knowledge and talent: build a meaningful relationship with them.
Referral fees are a terrific source of bonus revenue for small sites, but the feasibility of basing a bona fide business on such a revenue trickle seems sketchy at best.
What's more, with Apple prominently featuring Newsstand on all iOS 5-enabled devices, this will likely become a terrific source of downloads and eyeballs not only for Once, but for all publishers.
And did you know... a glass of milk is also a terrific source of high-quality protein?
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Further down on Potrobello Road, the Cloth Shop is terrific source of French vintage sheets and grain sacks, in addition to dark green Lorraine jars from France and pale blue Ball jars from America.
Is there some terrific source of energy hunkered down in our planet's hot-and-heavy center?
I've found some terrific source books, including a 25-cent paperback of quiz questions assembled by two Massachusetts convicts serving life sentences for murder.
The fact that Scotland lost the ball 11 times in the first two phases maybe suggests they weren't comfortable taking the risk of playing as turnover ball is a terrific attacking source.
He's created LibriVox to reach that goal, and it is a terrific open source, public domain project.
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