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The phrase "help source" is technically grammatically correct, although it is not a very common English phrase. You might use it when referring to a source of help such as a website, book, or person. For example: "If you need more help, try using a different help source."
TAG is an algorithm that builds vertical virtual guide lines to help source sensors find the location of the mobile sink.
"In response to the new economy, we've created our consultancy group," Mr. Brown said, "which can also help source capital through Netcentric Partners," with a war chest planned to reach $200 million.
Ever since André Villas-Bopenlyenly admitted to using the database to help source players during his time as chief scout at Chelsea, there have been a string of stories of Football Manager's role in the professional game.
BLOOMBERG NEWS Perella Weinberg and Greenhill Add Senior Executives | Perella Weinberg says it has named a former Lazard president, Charles G. Ward III, as a partner, while Greenhill says it has hired Vikram Gandhi to help source deals in Asia.
Push Pull Vintage was inundated via its account with requests to help source props for films and TV shows, as well as to furnish showrooms for fashion brands wanting cool ways to display shoes, and of course people just trying to kit out their homes without breaking the bank.
She also envisions opening the marketplace to help source candidates for non tech boards, as well.
Recommendations for increasing adolescents' awareness and use of help sources are suggested.
The pop icon's death came a day after his representatives contacted a California pain and addiction specialist for help, sources told the Star Tribune.
City dwellers can get help sourcing healthy, fresh food through farmers markets or by growing their own on rooftops or in community gardens.
Yet women experiencing IPV do not seek help or they rely on informal help sources.
Yet those experiencing IPV do not seek help or rely on informal help sources.
