The phrase 'financial sources' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the various means or methods a person or organization has for obtaining money or funds. Example: The company's financial sources include investments, loans, and government grants.
It had incurred serious deficits, and ticket sales and financial sources were declining.
The fund is not open to outside scrutiny; its holdings and financial sources are not publicly known.
This money is not available and will depend on flows from new carbon markets and other uncertain financial sources.
Set a small yearly limit for all political contributions and require all participants to disclose their financial sources fully.
It is, they say, partly a response to increased pressure on other financial sources, like Islamic charities and private donors.
Representatives of the Kirch Group of Germany, the country's biggest commercial television broadcaster, met late today with creditors, German financial sources said.
I don't profess to understand the worries some of my financial sources express about dangerous excesses in the convertible bond market, "swaptions" and ever-narrowing derivatives.
The American Energy Alliance, a Washington-based group that does not disclose its financial sources, on Thursday began an ad campaign in eight states with competitive Congressional races.
There is also a sense in transportation circles that new financial sources will ultimately be necessary to keep the region's infrastructure afloat.
It inspires my new Pavlov's Law of Government Salivation, namely that the political class will drool at the thought of financial sources, even imaginary ones.
The movements of terrorists have to be monitored, their financial sources have to be drained and their encrypted communications must be accessed.
