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The phrase "sources of knowledge" is grammatically correct and can be used in formal written English.
It refers to the origins or means by which someone acquires information or understanding. Example: The library and the internet are common sources of knowledge for students studying history.
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Descartes distinguished two sources of knowledge: intuition and deduction.
Today our children have access to sources of knowledge other than school: mobile phones, computers.
The Social Care Institute for Excellence (Scie) has even developed guidance for assessing the quality of different sources of knowledge.
Academic sexism, fuelled by implicit bias and the belittling of women as sources of knowledge and expertise, is also rife.
Architectural works and stone inscriptions and reliefs are the chief sources of knowledge about the early Maya.
Like many Muʿtazilite authors, Saʿadia set forth in his introduction a list and theory of the various sources of knowledge.
Really, you may not know how important music is until you see how these books can be used almost as general sources of knowledge about a country.
Enhancing ML results with multiple different sources of knowledge is necessary".
A learning organisation is one that is open to all sources of knowledge, including experience.
And Bajaj found that through two unusual sources of knowledge: Yoga and homeopathy.
"The Aymara seem to equate time with sources of knowledge," he says.
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