'generating source' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to something that is the cause or origin of something else, such as an input or force that creates an output. For example: "The wind turbine is a renewable energy generating source."
These data files have, in general, been obtained directly from the generating source rather than another accumulative resource, such as dbSNP at NCBI (10) or the Mouse Phenome Database (MPD) (11).
Also, a second signal generating source is not needed.
The Recast use-case of generating source maps looks pretty interesting.
If powerboating was the revenue generating source he claims, more communities would be lining up to build marinas, but that doesn't seem the case.
The location and size of DGs and the type and number of each generating source of the hybrid system are considered as decision variables.
We review first studies reporting use of AE for monitoring of failure in various geologic materials, and describe AE generating source mechanisms in mechanically stressed geologic media (e.g., frictional sliding, micro-crackling, particle collisions, rupture of water bridges, etc).
Power generation through these types of generating plants comprise of a combination of intermittent renewable sources like wind, solar and other generating sources like diesel generators, fuel cells.
The extraction of those characteristic signatures is a complicated process because complexities in modern day machineries can results in many vibration and sound generating sources.
The transition to cleaner cars of the future should be accompanied by deploying modern technologies to clean up the electricity generating sources.
Compiling the generated source code yields an extremely efficient custom solver for the problem family.
To generate source and background spectra of an extended ACIS source and build the proper RMFs and ARFs.
