The phrase "a time when resources" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific period characterized by the availability or scarcity of resources.
Example: "We need to reflect on a time when resources were limited, as it shaped our current strategies."
Alternatives: "a period of resource availability" or "an era of resource scarcity".
And doing all of this creatively, at a time when resources of all kinds are under pressure.
This flogging of a long dead horse is a serious waste at a time when resources are under great pressure.
At a time when resources are limited, the dots must be joined, and lessons learned and shared.
Still, rivals say Zynga will have to do more to bolster its image, or risk losing its appeal as an employer at a time when resources are scarce.
But they have also ignited a broad discussion over the value of a diagnosis for behavior differences, and how to fairly apportion services at a time when resources are shrinking.
Yet Sweden never quite became just another country coping with globalisation and trying to sustain a welfare state and a national manufacturing base at a time when resources were shrinking.
At a time when resource consumption is growing faster in general than resource production, it is incumbent upon all leaders to take advantage of the resource that technology presents us.
In education, the perception that "every dollar counts" has pitted groups against one another in a time when falling resources should actually be making us all more resourceful.
At a time when police resources are stretched to breaking point, perhaps their efforts are best directed in other areas.
Most were planned for at a time when NHS resources were growing every year and when assumptions were made about raitonalisations that have failed.
Mr. Grodenchik's campaign will be a test of the party organization's strength at a time when its resources will be stretched.
