The phrase "additional resources spent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the allocation or expenditure of extra resources, such as time, money, or materials, in a project or task.
Example: "The project exceeded its budget due to the additional resources spent on unforeseen challenges."
Alternatives: "extra resources utilized" or "supplementary resources allocated."
The additional resources spent on iv levetiracetam are partially offset by decreases in other costly healthcare resources such as length of ICU bed stay and laboratory monitoring.
Screening for active disease also identifies individuals in class TB2 or TB4; additional resources spent on their LTBI therapy reduce future TB [ 19], but may cause hepatitis in some individuals [ 20].
Although a single trajectory runtime for q>1 is slightly longer than the runtime for q==1, the additional resources spent on concurrent computation is negligible compared to the savings of (q−1)· N simulations.
As a result, reducing CC in Sub-Saharan Africa will require that additional resources be spent per woman on either screening or HPV vaccination programs.
These images act as a gateway to scorecards, help in quick problem identification, and accentuate the additional value for the time and resources spent on performance management.
We conducted this study within the framework of the bloodbank's existing procedures, without additional staff or infrastructure and without resources spent on volunteer recruitment.
Dr. McKersie said the resources spent investigating were worth it.
Depending on the resources, the AP node establishes the resources spent on this process.
It was suggested the resources spent on the commercials should be spent directly on wait time reduction efforts.
If the budget increases, one could reasonably ask how best the additional resources should be spent.
These results suggest that, for orangutans at least, effort and resources would be best spent on sampling approximately 0.26% of the study area and that additional resources would be better spent surveying more populations rather than increasing surveying effort within a particular population.
