The phrase "feeder of" is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe a person or thing that supplies or provides sustenance or support for something or someone else. Example: The mother bird acts as the primary feeder of the baby birds in the nest, bringing them worms and insects for nourishment.
Twitter isn't the lone feeder of my fantasy addiction.
The bird was brought to the Roseville wildlife centre earlier this month after it ended up at the feeder of a St Paul homeowner.
The Niagara River is the main feeder of the lake; others include the Genesee, Oswego, and Black rivers from the south and the Trent River from the north.
Here in Changsha, the Xiang Jiang River -- a major feeder of Dongting Lake and a focal point of this month's floods -- dropped by several feet today, belying predictions of a peak surge.
The Tony nominations are only the latest indication of how important this city has become as a feeder of plays not just to New York but also to other cities and countries.
Henry Noble MacCracken, then president of Vassar, saw Sarah Lawrence as a potential feeder of students to Vassar and came to its rescue by raising enough money to get the college on its feet by 1928.
IT used to be easy to ignore Kia, or laugh it off as the bottom-feeder of the auto market -- South Korea's answer to Yugo.
And in January 2006, the same coalition of A.G.'s reached a settlement with the worst bottom-feeder of them all, Ameriquest, which agreed to pay $325 million and reform its lending practices.
And it seems all the more amusing this week, when I discover that the bottom-feeder of a rodent I am supposed to be writing about is in such high demand and short supply that it's off the menu, almost unobtainable, just like those elusive gold-plated burgers.
Both tunicates and cephalochordates are filter feeders of small particles of food suspended in the water.
The women – keepers of recipes and feeders of families – are recommended to the founders by the local community.
