The phrase "a global resources" is not correct in written English.
It should be "global resources" or "a global resource" depending on the intended meaning.
Example: "The organization focuses on sustainable management of global resources to combat climate change."
Alternatives: "worldwide resources" or "international resources."
If you're a contractor, for instance, you will increasingly have access to a global resource pool.
But the country's emissions are of wider interest because they also pollute the atmosphere, which is a global resource.
The tension between economic development and protecting a global resource for the good of all is a huge challenge for Brazil, and far from easy in an area so vast, poor and frequently corrupt.
A case in point: the Moving Image Media Hub, created by Dorothea Coiffe of the Borough of Manhattan Community College and the City University of New York, has been made freely accessible, allowing it to be a global resource.
The internet had given him a new lease of life, and his archived reviews invariably came top of the list in each entry on the Internet Movie Database (IMDb), which made him and his memory of the movies pretty well a global resource.
It also effectively undermines their rights by claiming that the biodiversity fostered by their traditional practices is a global resource.
"Its creation has involved many experts from around the world, interacting and providing input to develop it and complete what is a global resource".
We propose three distributed algorithms for joint congestion control and resource allocation in networks with variable capacities subject to a global resource constraint.
In fact that the Web is a global resource that must be treated as such to sustain our economic growth and stability and that means avoiding binary definitions of online threats.
Here again two cases exists; first the case of I/O being a global resource of the whole platform; second the case of special I/O directly bounding to the FGDRA.
