The phrase "emerging sources" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to new or developing sources of information, materials, or resources in various contexts.
Example: "Researchers are increasingly turning to emerging sources of data to enhance their studies on climate change."
Alternatives: "newly developed sources" or "novel sources".
Environmental change, food insecurity, and generalised violence, for example, represent emerging sources of human displacement.
Global energy demands continue to result in new and emerging sources of anthropogenic disturbance to populations and systems.
Their successes are the result of hard work that is allowing them to benefit from the many emerging sources of data to engage with their customers.
The government, banking on centrally chaperoned big boys such as The Crossing to pump up domestic-film share in December, should be chuffed it can rely on less obvious, emerging sources too.
At 156 Fifth Avenue, no phone yet.... GAMINE, a new boutique in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, devoted to eclectic clothing, art, music and books from emerging sources around the world, has opened at 439 Metropolitan Avenue, (347) 541-4652.
Harnessing "ecometric" measurement tools and emerging sources of urban data with a theoretically guided framework on neighborhood inequality can enhance the pursuit of sustainable cities, both in the United States and globally.
Ron Shevlin, director of research at the consulting firm Cornerstone Advisors, points to another emerging source of revenue: information on how we spend.
Big data of online product purchases is an emerging source for obtaining customers' preferences of product features for new product development.
To that end, Greece must think outside the box by turning away from the mass market, where deteriorating competiveness has lessened its appeal, and tapping larger, long-haul emerging source markets such as the US, China and Russia.
Cook, the founder of Intuit (maker of financial software products such as Quicken and TurboTax), challenges traditional companies to tap this emerging source of value by actively creating what he calls user contribution systems.
Cellular signaling data provide a massive and emerging source for acquiring urban origin destination (OD) travel flow information, supporting decision making on large-scale mobility enhancement, and enabling the exploration of factors that influence travel demand.
