The phrase "adequate resources available" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency of resources in a particular context, such as in business, education, or project management.
Example: "In order to complete the project successfully, we need to ensure that adequate resources are available to the team."
Alternatives: "sufficient resources accessible" or "ample resources on hand".
Noting that many diplomats sign contracts promising 40-hour workweeks and the minimum wage of $5.15 an hour, Human Rights Watch also said the government should make adequate resources available to enforce those provisions.
We must make adequate resources available to ensure the safety and security of humanitarian personnel.
In addition to the fear of having blood drawn, this may be because there were not adequate resources available for completing the blood group-screening.
A vision for women and children UNICEF's vision for children in Indonesia is one in which every child lives and develops in an inclusive, healthy, safe and protective environment, supported by systems that implement pro-poor and pro-child laws and policies, with adequate resources available to protect the most vulnerable and marginalised.
Won over by their authority and by their promises to resume treating the men as soon as adequate resources are available, Ms. Evers slowly and inexorably loses moral ground.
Still, Bratton insists, the reduction in crime and improvement in quality of life that occurred in New York can happen in Los Angeles, too, if adequate resources become available.
Unlike pensions, retiree health benefits are paid from the city budget as bills come due, rather than actuarially funded over the long term to ensure adequate resources are available to support benefits offered in the future.
In summary, although the absence of a "control group" limits the ability to make causal inferences, the experience of UMSP provides evidence for the utility of a health facility-based sentinel site malaria surveillance system that produces high quality data in Africa given that adequate resources are available.
The observed distribution of causes suggests a high burden of avoidable deaths if adequate resources were available.
