The phrase "a better resourced" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "better resourced" or "a better-resourced" when used as an adjective.
Example: "The organization is looking for a better-resourced team to handle the project effectively."
Alternatives: "more well-equipped" or "better equipped".
We are a better resourced campaign.
Or is the number of books serving as a proxy for cultural possessions and indicating a better resourced home environment?
A better resourced, more technically-equipped oversight body who can take GCHQ to task should be a priority in the coming discussion of reform". .
"A better resourced arm's length regulator with a strong economic focus, capable of attracting top quality personnel with appropriate industry experience, will be able to work more closely with the industry and facilitate the development and progress we need.
Those who argue for a better resourced counterinsurgency campaign can point to the tactical and operations successes in Vietnam.
So we'd like to give you the opportunity to contribute directly to this timeline and make it a better resource for future users.
We're taught to be gracious in victory, but Devlin can't help but end with a little strut: Perhaps with our help, the folks who fork out $35 for the second edition will get a better product — and scholars of rap will have a better resource to use in their studies.
This trend implies that under higher service requests, a better resource efficiency is obtained.
Suppose that a resource allocation scheme and, yielding EGOS transmission rate, satisfies the condition and there exists a better resource allocation scheme in each neighborhood.
The cognitive trust model with dynamic levels scheduling algorithm [[20]] is proposed as a better resource scheduling technique which rests on resources trustworthiness and reliability parameters matchmaking.
