"sources consulted" is a grammatically correct phrase and is commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the resources or references that were used in researching or gathering information for a particular piece of writing. Example: "In order to provide accurate and reliable information, several sources were consulted for this research paper, including academic journals, online databases, and expert interviews."
The sources consulted are wide-ranging, well selected and deftly deployed.
The standard historian's complaint with the work has been that Strachey used only secondary sources, consulted no unpublished sources, and gave no references.
Sources consulted on the policy also told Guardian Australia that few, if any, organisations had signed up to a directory of "countering violent extremism" services established earlier this year.
Specifically, the study made an effort to determine the sources consulted and the general pattern of information gathering by the students.
According to the sources consulted, there was no reference to a repository dedicated to hosting the results of student scientific activity, which has been considered as one of the 3 pillars of contemporary higher education.
Table 1 shows the initial sources consulted for the Small Businesses (SBs) mortality subject and sources for the Organizational Life Cycle subject (OLC), in chronological order by decades of publishing studies.
For more information about energy sources, consult the U. S. Department of Energy at //www.energy.gov/energysources/index.htm.htm
Greenwald had been writing for years for recognized media outlets; he got a lead, reported it out, met and vetted his source, consulted with editors, and published stories, which included comment from the government, on a matter of true public interest.
The source consulted for the 1930s does not even mention the existence of stoves or televisions in indigenous houses.
Depending on the source consulted, the edibility of Rhodotus palmatus is typically listed as unknown or inedible.
The mean time consumed per query increased by 28 min for each literature source consulted.
