The phrase "a reflection of resources" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something represents or indicates the availability or allocation of resources in a particular context.
Example: "The budget proposal is a reflection of resources available for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "an indication of resources" or "a representation of resources".
Having surgery in a different region could be patient choice, referring physician choice, or could be a reflection of resources or expertise within a patient's region.
Total patient-related time spent by GPs and RNs respectively was regarded as a reflection of resources used in INR controls, apart from the work undertaken by laboratory staff and the cost of transportation to and from patients in home care, which were calculated separately.
In the absence of available harvest rate data for most areas, the availability of a variety of bushmeat in markets can offer a view of both consumer preferences as well as a reflection of the resource base.
This might be a reflection of the greater resources available nationally for materials research and of the service role that many ME departments have in Engineering Schools.
The higher effect of women's education on the pregnancy-related reproductive health inputs compared to her partner's education may be a reflection of access to resources rather than control of decision-making.
Inside are tiny compartments with a mirrored inside lid, the mirror a reminder that all the "tools" are a reflection of the inner resources I carry within.
Eventually, end the Fed, restore money creation to the Treasury so that money will not be created as debt, but money will be created as a reflection of the actual resources of the country.
Available data suggest that many deaths occur early in admission and indicate very high case fatality in the extremely low birthweight babies; this may be a reflection of the lack of resources for more advanced care.
Also, our finding that MCH outcomes are more strongly associated with individual-level SEP than with neighborhood SEP might reflect the fact that neighborhood SEP in our study was an aggregate of household LICO, whereas household LICO itself might be a more accurate and direct reflection of resources available to a household.
In the Premiership at least, small teams playing defensively away to big teams is more a reflection of the gulf in resources between top and bottom than a lack of adventure.
The nation's wealth is partly a reflection of its rich natural resources and its enormous agricultural output, but it owes more to the country's highly developed industry.
