The phrase "added source of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional origin or supply of something, often in contexts like resources, information, or support.
Example: "The new partnership provides an added source of funding for the project."
Alternatives: "additional source of" or "extra source of".
Tourism is an added source of income.
Tourism, based on nearby beaches, is an added source of income.
It is the headquarters of Helena National Forest, and tourism provides an added source of income.
Bonds can also offer potential suitors an added source of revenue: his chase for the home run record.
Some spices show antioxidant activities that provide an added source of antioxidants for the body to fight against free radicals.
The city is near the Gippsland Lakes (lagoons) and the Ninety Mile Beach of the south coast, and tourism is an added source of income.
Beyond funding and contract concerns, about one-third of principals surveyed cited students arriving at school unprepared, and classes plagued by poor attendance, as added sources of frustration.
On one end, it courts celebrities and brands, negotiates licenses and aggregates talent; on the other end, it coalesces an otherwise fragmented market of virtual worlds starved for added sources of revenue.
Although pharmacies can be added sources of sterile needles and syringes, and provide benefit in addition to those derived from NSEP [ 26], cost and visibility often prevent many IDUs from procuring needles and syringes from pharmacies in this region.
While the approach to specifying the severely adverse scenario is designed to avoid adding sources of procyclicality to the financial system, it is not designed to explicitly offset any existing procyclical tendencies in the financial system.
The study shows that adding sources of long-chain fatty acids to the diet in the form of processed oilseeds can be an effective means of reducing methane emissions.
