The phrase "as a supply source" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a provider or origin of goods or materials in a specific context, such as business or logistics.
Example: "The company has established itself as a supply source for renewable energy products in the market."
Alternatives: "as a provider" or "as a resource".
But they're also earnest about working genuine buddy warmth out of their bizarre set-up, which sees Manny become a corporeal savior of sorts, as both a supply source when water starts ejecting from his mouth, and a versatile tool reminiscent of the descriptive title.
Among the 10 factories it has in the country, its new factory in the city of Pune serves as a global supply source for a number of its diverse businesses, from aviation and turbo machinery to wind turbines and diesel locomotives.
Energy agencies and the utilities that draw from the facility have defended its continued operation, casting it as a necessary supply source to ensure reliability of electric and gas service in Southern California.
Furthermore, the ASH surveys did not explore 'other' sources, though the research literature identifies willing strangers (particularly those who were themselves adolescent smokers) as important supply sources.
Due to its relevance as a regional water supply source, the environmental scenario of Juturnaíba reservoir (Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil) was chosen as basis for the microcosm experiments.
The only problem with borehole as a domestic water supply source in developing countries is the initial capital cost required for its construction which is beyond the reach of many.
Excess irrigation water recharges the near-surface aquifer that is used as a domestic water supply source.
Urea (H2N 2C = O, which was added into distilled water as an electrolyte, was used as the supply source of nitrogen or carbon.
Use local farms as your supply source.
