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Discover LudwigThe phrase "also a feed of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional source of information or content, typically in the context of media or data streams.
Example: "The website offers a blog section, and there is also a feed of the latest news updates."
Alternatives: "additionally a stream of" or "also a source of".
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Welsh Icons is also a feed of press releases from the council, police and other local organisations.
There is also a feed of what your friends are eating, with pictures and comments.
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(There is also a feed for a limited number of victims' relatives, some of whom are also at Guantánamo, along with observers from human-rights organizations).
And it also provides a feed of friends' photos to browse too.
You can also see a feed of our tweets at nytimes.com/opinion.
Buyers who are interested in the wares of a particular eBay seller may also receive a feed of that seller's items and the time remaining in the auctions, assuming the seller signs up to provide the free service.
You can also view a feed of just photos you've taken or been tagged in.
On the homepage, in addition to the carousel of videos, there's also now a feed of regularly updated content that goes beyond its usual daily feed.
You can also browse a feed of your friend's annotations to get a taste of books you have yet to read.
It will also offer a feed of real-time sporting events to scroll through, and personalization feature that help connect fans with their favorite events and teams.
You can also find a feed of other people's finds, plus a leaderboard ranking top collectors on the app.
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