The phrase "a reusable resource" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a resource that can be used multiple times without being depleted or exhausted.
Example: "The library provides a reusable resource for students, allowing them to access a wide range of digital materials."
Alternatives: "a sustainable resource" or "an eco-friendly resource".
In this paper, we introduce a knowledge-engineering methodology to build a generic, reusable resource monitoring system for industrial plants which includes multiple knowledge sources.
Our goal is to help make each question page on Quora a valuable, reusable resource.
Cardiopulmonary ultrasound (CPUS) is a portable and reusable resource that may be useful in establishing a diagnosis in patients presenting with acute dyspnea.
"It actually becomes a reusable data resource".
A model enhancer (ME) helps to transfer the CAD model into this enhanced model which is a reusable design resource.
In order to provide for composition of more complex CCSs as well as reusable resource definitions, the software is built around a hierarchy of components.
The TM-LPSAT planner can construct plans in domains containing atomic actions and durative actions; events and processes; discrete, real-valued, and interval-valued fluents; reusable resources, both numeric and interval-valued; and continuous linear change to quantities.
Cloth masks are used in resource-poor settings because of the reduced cost of a reusable option.
By carrying a reusable bottle, you will keep plastic bottles out of the landfill and reduce the use of non-renewable resources required to make these bottles.
She has the exact same messenger bag given to her only a month ago by human resources on the day of her New Hire Orientation, and containing a huge three-ring binder holding the Employee Conduct Handbook as well as a reusable water bottle imprinted, like the bag, with her employer's logo.
