The phrase "at the same source" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple pieces of information or data that originate from the same origin or reference point.
Example: "The study found that both the statistics and the case studies were derived at the same source, lending credibility to the findings."
Alternatives: "from the same origin" or "at the same point of reference".
A submerged fluid-filled cylindrical shell subjected to a sequence of two shock waves originated at the same source is considered.
A submerged evacuated circular cylindrical shell subjected to a sequence of two external shock waves generated at the same source is considered.
The colors intensified until the leaves began to dwindle, foliage clustered here and there among the branches, like butterflies feeding at the same source, before falling to the ground.
In this sense, relatively close means at the same source code line instead of at the same method.
The precise examination of the intensity distributions of some large historical earthquakes revealed the important differences between some interplate major earthquakes, which were believed to be repeating at the same source area, and thought to be typical characteristic earthquakes.
The underground laboratory also houses two other experiments, called Borexino and LVD, which receive their neutrinos from the same source at CERN.
Hence, the thrill we've seen this week from astronomers in being able to sense gravitational waves AND light from the same source at the same time.
According to the same source at Amazon, the Kindle Touch sold ~32,000 units (Wifi and 3G) during those same five days.
Not all users arrive at your landing page from the same source.
significantly distant enough from each other that they couldn't have been set by the same source at the same time," Gray said.
Although it has been suggested that mate selection mediates some paternal effects [16], all mice used in this study were obtained from the same source, at the same age, and are therefore likely to have equivalent phenotypic quality.
