The phrase "a working resource" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a resource that is actively being utilized or is functional in a particular context.
Example: "The team has compiled a working resource that includes all the necessary tools and information for the project."
Alternatives: "an active resource" or "a functional resource".
Specify the new resource as either a work resource, materials resource, or cost resource.
It took Kurtzig one month until his wife had a working, online resource for her medical questions and then Kurtzig began telling his friends and tried to get others to use it.
A working group, the Resource Identification Initiative, was established through FORCE11, comprised of publishers, journal editors, antibody manufacturers and distributors, biocurators, software tool developers, and foundations.
We would like to remark on the potential of RLIMS-P when combined in a working pipeline with other resources.
Indicators 1, 2 and 4 reflect relevant work stressors (higher values mean increased risk for psychosocial stress) whereas indicator 3, colleague support, represents a valued work resource (a higher score indicates increased opportunities to deal with stress at work and/or to buffer psychological strain) [ 2, 17, 29].
HIV seropositive tuberculosis cases presenting with jaundice after initiating antiretroviral therapy represent a challenge to clinicians working in resource constrained settings.
In 1995 Jerrel Richer, an economist then working at Resources for the Future, a Washington think-tank, looked at 29 main environmental groups.
This experiment explored how interactivity could mitigate the impact of a reduction in working memory resources through articulatory suppression on mental arithmetic performance.
But obviously, it was a resource working at Silver Lake Partners as well as the market fund.
A deputy working as a school resource officer at Crescenta Valley High School was contacted by a security guard who said that, between 4 p.m. April 2 and 9 a.m.
