The phrase "a resourcefulness" is not correct in standard English usage.
The correct form would be "resourcefulness" without the article "a," as it is an uncountable noun.
Example: "Her resourcefulness in solving problems impressed everyone in the team."
Alternatives: "creativity" or "ingenuity."
That's a resourcefulness that Mr. Cooper would encourage.
He looks a little like Tintin and he shares with Tintin a resourcefulness.
But his team showed a fire and a resourcefulness that Indiana has not had in years and years.
My mother raised seven children with love and a resourcefulness that provided us a good life with little money.
The reality has more to do with shorthand strategies, half-tested hypotheses, a resourcefulness in the realm of what-if.
"I think this postseason, and everything we've been through, has shown that this group has a resourcefulness, a resolve, a resiliency," Coach Erik Spoelstra said.
Temple's life story highlights a number of the factors that are crucial for building resilience: a loving relative who believed in her, a highly developed gift for empathy, and a stunning resourcefulness in a world that ostracized her.
Grant seeking takes a little resourcefulness and a lot of perseverance, so don't be disheartened if opportunities don't fall into your lap.
Her current form of identification, a United States passport from 2002, reveals a slim and bright-eyed woman who was, she said, "active and outgoing" and who had, as an immigrant, shown a determined resourcefulness in adapting to her new country.
The existence of the book, in other words, is a triumph of resourcefulness over resources.
With a little resourcefulness, however, you'll find that "the Iraqis still make a mean arrack" — an anise-flavored liquor — "out of dates," according to Keith Watenpaugh, a professor of Islamic history at Le Moyne College, in Syracuse.
