The phrase "another feed of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional source of information, content, or data, often in the context of social media, news, or streaming services.
Example: "I just subscribed to another feed of daily news updates to stay informed."
Alternatives: "another stream of" or "an additional source of".
Now the team needs to prove it can deliver genuinely useful predictive signals — rather than generating yet another feed of location-based noise.
SportsFanLive looks a little bit like a green Netvibes, with different widgets arranged on the page: a fun poll up top, a feed of major sports story headlines, another feed of top headlines from the teams you are following, and a Facebook-like FanFeed that lets you keep up with all of the sports news and events your friends are watching.
A grazer is defined as any species that moves from one victim to another, feeding on part of each victim without actually killing it outright.
And so, what we will allow you to do is actually just subscribe, explicitly support that feature of subscribing to another feed instead of going by RSS, in that way our system can automatically detect and manage those loops and prevent them from being a problem.
A fake announcement of the pope's death by the Vatican's number two, Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, was followed by reports in another false feed of the death of Pedro Almodóvar, prompting a tweet from the Guardian's world account saying that the rumour was being looked into.
At another feed, a member of what River fondly refers to as the "street whānau" showed up suicidal.
The crab then usually started another feeding bout, of a slightly shorter duration.
The remaining 8 feed yards in this study were not within 5 mi of another feed yard.
The check-in feature also will allow V.I.P. visitors to follow one another and get a feed of Web sites that other users are checking into.
Australia issued a warrant for his arrest in July after images emerged on what is thought to be his Twitter feed of another Australian, Mohamed Elomar, holding the severed heads of Syrian government soldiers.
I suppose you could use this to duplicate the "group frame" functionality, such that you'd subscribe one frame to the feed of another frame; but you could also use this in a variety of other creative ways.
