The phrase "a viable source for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reliability or usefulness of a source of information or materials in various contexts, such as research or academic writing.
Example: "The study identified a viable source for renewable energy that could significantly reduce carbon emissions."
Alternatives: "a reliable source for" or "a credible source for".
In this work, we investigate whether Search Query Logs are a viable source for extracting expressions of human goals.
Dense pyroclastic flows of LBA phases 3 and 4 entered the sea in all directions, providing a viable source for major tsunamis1,2,3,4,5.
Aquaculture is considered as a viable source for providing high quality and cheap protein, particularly for developing countries with protein shortages.
Our findings suggest that Search Query Logs (i) represent a viable source for extracting human goals, (ii) contain a great variety of human goals and (iii) contain human goals that can be employed to complement existing commonsense knowledge bases.
Lunar regolith is also a viable source for the 3He isotope, which is one possible fusion reactor fuel.
A part of the ionospheric population is likely accelerated in the radial direction, out into the magnetosheath, although pick up of an oxygen exosphere may also be a viable source for this escape.
The hope is that sustainable adventure tourism will offer a viable source of revenue for the country.
The program, called Acast+, will also offer exclusive content to subscribers and will hopefully create a viable source of revenue for podcasters.
Online product reviews have been shown to be a viable source of information for helping customers make informed purchasing decisions.
For decades, scientists have been trying to find ways to mass-produce algae as a viable source of fuel for vehicles.
"If the sales tax is going to stay a viable source of revenues for state governments, you have to bring in services," Mr. Henchman said.
