The phrase 'source of insights' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you wish to refer to a source of information, ideas, or experiences that can help to deepen your understanding of a problem or to come up with creative solutions. For example: "The conversations I had with my colleagues served as a valuable source of insights on how to solve the challenge."
In Creating Value People to People, a book I wrote with Innate Motion co-founder Christophe Fauconnier, we point out how Nelson Mandela (a fabulous source of insights for marketers) used "ecosystem thinking" to push his agenda in South Africa.
The film is still available on BBC iPlayer, and if you do nothing else this weekend make time to watch it, because it's the most revealing source of insights about how the state approaches the internet since Edward Snowden first broke cover.
(2) Academic literacies research that ignores the nature of the texts themselves misses an important source of insights into literacy practices, … .
Their "past futures" should be revisited in light of the present ones, and possibly as a source of insights on their "future futures" (Jedlowski, 2013; Luhmann, 1976).
Although for many AI logicists, the goal of action formalisms is to illuminate an important aspect of common sense reasoning, most of their research is uninformed by an important source of insights into the common sense view of time namely, natural language.
Using on-line comments may be a valuable new source of insights into public opinions and can be used to assess public perspectives in real time.
One unexpected source of insight: the dictionary.
The genius is not a unique source of insight; he is merely an efficient source of insight.
They are not just a source of capital; they are a source of insight".
Jung-Beeman began searching in the right hemisphere for the source of insight in the brain.
Second, customer emails are also a source of insight into what's going on in the business.
