The phrase "a more resourceful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the resourcefulness of one person or thing to another, typically in a context where improvement or enhancement is being discussed.
Example: "After attending the workshop, she became a more resourceful problem solver in her projects."
Alternatives: "a more inventive" or "a more adaptable".
During Brodeur's 50-game absence after surgery on his left arm, the Devils became a more resourceful team.
What stymies "Prima Donna" is the static, stylized plot, which requires a more resourceful score than the songlike set pieces and pastiche exercises that Wainwright supplies.
And this one cannot be put down to naivety, or a supreme bowling display, but of a refusal to accept that a more resourceful approach was in order.
Most people who voted for Obama expected a more resourceful approach, but he has turned out to be more easily intimidated than Clinton.
When he had the opportunity to fight a more resourceful, less wasteful kind of war, as in the sequence of hit-and-run battles that led up to Vicksburg, he did.
We take a look at six popular festive stocking fillers – from traditional treats to coveted toys – and assess how society might take a more resourceful approach to consumption at this time of year.
Even though yesterday she gave a more flawed performance, against a more erratic opponent, it revealed her as a fitter, more resourceful player than when she won Wimbledon six years ago.
Though, back then, they had to be a bit more resourceful, ripping drum stems off vinyl as a substitute for live or synth sounds available to them now.
With Dylan as his latest victim, Nelson found a boy more resourceful than he'd anticipated, and with a great arm.
But his conclusion is that with a little craeft in our lives we can all be a bit more resourceful, ingenious and contemplative – and it'll do us good to be so.
Standing there, I realized something, a gift perhaps from the ancient goddess Eriu: Lara McClintoch might be a braver, more resourceful, fitter and younger traveler than I.
