The phrase "already in reserves of" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used when discussing resources or assets that are currently held in reserve, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "The funds are already in reserves of the organization, ready for future projects."
Alternatives: "already in stock of" or "already in the possession of".
The nation's utilities have a total of 79,000 metric tons of spent fuel already in reserve, and are producing another 2,000 tons every year.
Now, on October 7, five of these bridges were removed and placed with the two already in reserve, leaving each division with one heavy bridge and one light bridge.
The BGS has already found large reserves of shale gas in northern England but has now completed a months-long survey of the south.
However, there are already potentially rich reserves of secondary materials via high ownership of Electrical and Electronic Equipment EEEE) in economically-developed nations.
This is in addition to a law which already reserves 60% of most listed companies to local blacks.
In addition to the proven offshore reserves already in production (currently providing 18% of domestic oil and 5% of domestic gas production), the government estimates that the U.S. OCS contains an additional 90 billion barrels of oil and 400 trillion cubic feet of natural gas yet to be discovered.
"The IPCC [UN climate science panel] is quite clear about the need to leave the vast majority of already proven reserves in the ground, if we are to meet the 2C goal.
The group has already reserved millions of dollars in advertising for the closing weeks of the campaign.
To repeat, we already have reserves far in excess of what can be burned.
The Indian oil company has already uncovered reserves in partnership with Scottish energy company, Cairn, and is in the midst of setting up another partnership with Bolivian Petrobas.
