"we have sourced" is an acceptable and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to gathering something or someone, as in the following example sentence: "We have sourced the freshest seasonal ingredients to create our new menu."
"Students applying through Clearing are advised about the accommodation options and if we are unable to offer a room, then we have sourced extra rooms by means of an agreement with an external provider," says Vivienne Robinson, accommodation manager.
"With great effort, we have sourced a multi-millionaire, backed by other mega rich Chinese investors who we hope can achieve for the club what we have failed to achieve," said the City pair in a statement.
But we have sourced a memo from Blippar's CEO and co-founder, Ambarish Mitra, announcing the deal that we have confirmed is genuine.
There may be inaccuracies in the data that we have sourced on QOF such as incorrect Read coding in the medical record, though these are likely to be small.
We've sourced a secondhand chair that we will respray, re-upholster and customise to match my dress.
If we had sourced these materials from Paris, London or New York, it would have cost us four times as much".
After our McEvoy visit, we had done it: We had sourced an entire meal of ingredients fresh from the farms that grew them.
Some ads include a block of text that begins, "For 25 years, we've sourced our wondrous Fango mud from the nutrient-rich earth of Tuscany".
Here's a heck of a rumor that we've sourced from two separate people close to the negotiations: Google is in late stage negotiations to acquire Twitter.
What we've sourced below, is a playlist of twenty tracks we feel do just this.
Today: We've sourced a collection of beautiful pitchers over in our Provisions shop, and here's why.
