The phrase "a resource to exploit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the utilization or extraction of value from a resource, often with a connotation of taking advantage of it.
Example: "The company identified a resource to exploit in the emerging market, aiming to maximize its profits."
Alternatives: "an asset to utilize" or "a resource to leverage".
I can no longer treat time as a resource to exploit.
Placing the accent on the environment, and on considering nature as an ally and not a resource to exploit, is today putting design practices back in the centre.
Experiments use on the one hand the LMF standardized Arabic dictionary [10] as a resource to exploit [10] the synonymy of words and properties of semantic arguments (semantic class and thematic role)and, on the other hand, the Stanford Parser [4], the MADAMIRA tool [16] to reduce words to their stem or lemma by removing the suffix, the prefix.
When selecting a resource to exploit, an insect colony must take into account at least two constraints: the resource must be abundant enough to sustain the whole group, but not too large to limit exploitation costs, and risks of conflicts with other colonies.
Depending on your occupation, location and environmental disposition, coal can either be a trusty resource to exploit for the progress of humankind, or a dark, deadly substance that should be eschewed at all costs.
These are an obvious resource to exploit for community benefit.
On the other hand, because of the strong directional selection that a highly resistant variety places on the extant pathogen population (leading to the immediate death of uninfective propagules), a novel mutant capable of infecting that variety is at a major selective advantage having a new untapped resource to exploit.
The answer: the military, religious zealots and a feudal president who considers Pakistan as his god-given resource to exploit.
Each source has distinct characteristics – they require different levels of resource to exploit them and have different timeframes to deliver a result.
In other words, it uses a minimal quantity of resources to exploit available parallelism.
A cynic would say that Condé has absolved Vale of corruption, not because he believes that the company's role in the Steinmetz affair was beyond reproach but because there are only so many mining companies with the experience and the resources to exploit a site like Simandou, and it would be bad business for Guinea to disqualify an eligible bidder.
