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The phrase "another source of dissatisfaction" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing multiple reasons or factors that contribute to a feeling of dissatisfaction in a particular context.
Example: "The lack of communication from management is another source of dissatisfaction among employees."
Alternatives: "an additional cause of discontent" or "a further reason for unhappiness."
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Another source of dissatisfaction with Kant's account has been with his characterization of persons and the quality in virtue of which they must be respected.
Such an effort might compete with other projects under way inside Apple--and that sort of competition might have been another source of dissatisfaction with the course that Goldhaber was steering at Kaleida.
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Indeed, the concern that these have never been very adequately addressed (by Paivio or, indeed, anyone else) may well be another important source of dissatisfaction with the theory (Lockhart, 1987; but see Paivio, 2007).
Another important source of dissatisfaction related to 'social admissions': 'I think that patients that get these labels attached to them often do end up receiving second-rate care' (P22).
They are not the only source of dissatisfaction.
The high cost of living, lavi che in Haitian Creole, is a constant source of dissatisfaction.
This, as a source of dissatisfaction, was exacerbated by three other features of her singing.
Flight delays have always been a source of dissatisfaction for passengers whose travel arrangements are interrupted.
The IIED report notes, "Perceptions of land rights and historic compensation claims are a continuing source of dissatisfaction and conflict in the mining area".
One source of dissatisfaction was the fact that withdrawals were paid in pesos, even for accounts that had originally been deposited in dollars.
He said the prime minister was "doing his best to understand what is the source of dissatisfaction," but had found demands rigid and frustrating.
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