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The phrase "as a significant source" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or contribution of a particular element, data, or reference in a specific context.
Example: "The research findings were presented as a significant source of information for future studies in the field."
Alternatives: "as an important contributor" or "as a key reference".
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The programs serve more to strengthen ties with alumni than as a significant source of income.
One client, not identified, was described as "a significant source of revenue," representing 12percentt of the total by itself.
In doing so, can it help establish a Los Angeles theater as a significant source of new stage work?
The illness is identified as a significant source of absenteeism and the study suggests more efforts need to be made to identify sufferers.
Mr. Niaura's task is to lead the research teams and determine if a viable business case can be made for guayule as a significant source of rubber.
While the previous incarnation of the regulations banned officials from having mistresses or other adulterous partners, seen as a significant source of corruption, the new rules go further, warning against any "improper sexual relations with others which result in adverse effects".
In this regard, solar energy is considered as a significant source of renewable energy.
Nor does he see a PSM as "a significant source of competition for other research-based science master's degree programs.
Silage, fermented cattle feed, has recently been identified as a significant source of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) to the atmosphere.
Mud volcanoes are recognized as a significant source of gas emissions, including carbon dioxide and methane, into the atmosphere.
These three family messages functioned as a significant source for motivating and encouraging their children in their educational pathways.
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