The phrase "a resource point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific location or source where resources or information can be accessed or obtained.
Example: "The library serves as a resource point for students seeking research materials and academic support."
Alternatives: "a resource center" or "a resource hub".
From a resource point of view in a fossil society, spatial planning deals with a mostly amorphous, unstructured matter.
Thus, there is very little uncertainty surrounding the decision to adopt rate-control compared to rhythm-control for patients with atrial fibrillation from a resource point of view.
Variations in medical praxis were considered unsatisfactory both from a resource point of view, and in light of the equity-objective of "good healthcare on equal terms" stated in the Swedish Health and Medical Services Act (1982 763).
Whenever a plant's root system expands to overlap a resource point, the plant has a chance (detailed in Growth strategies and competition section) to acquire this resource and allocate it to growth.
Hence, from a resource point-of-view, one can argue that manufacturing enterprises take more risk than their service counterparts (Cooper and Kleinschmidt, 1987).
This finding confirms the assertion of Preissl (2000) who mentioned that manufacturing enterprises typically require a higher resource commitment than service enterprises and Cooper and Kleinschmidt (1987) who argues from a resource point-of-view that, manufacturing enterprises take more risk than their service counterparts.
This creates a statistically homogeneous environment, with a given resource point providing no information about the relative location of any other.
DukeReach is a central resource point for students, faculty, staff, parents and others to help students in need.
Charantimath (2005) affirmed that the participation of women in economic activities is necessary not only from a human resource point of view but is essential even for the objective of raising the status of women in society.
The molecular characterization of lipidome of AS and AR Candida isolates would serve as a starting resource point to link clinical/functional genomics with pathway specific signaling and gene/protein/metabolite expression and function in relation to multidrug resistance of pathogenic Candida.
The need to perform transition state searches every time a state is entered for the first time makes the AKMC method more demanding from a computational resource point of view than traditional lattice KMC.
