The phrase "and not resource" is not correct in written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a sentence where you are contrasting something with a resource, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "We should focus on the task at hand and not resource allocation."
Alternatives: "and not a resource" or "and not a source".
"In the private sector you are time-constrained and not resource constrained, while it is the opposite in academia," says Jennifer Malin, an associate clinical professor at the David Geffen School of Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), and the managing medical director of oncology for WellPoint, an Indianapolis, Indiana-based parent company of 14 health insurance plans.
Readability tests were inexpensive and not resource intense but limited, overall, when examined for their usefulness and applicability in a regulatory setting.
Second, the tools were inexpensive, easy to use, and not resource intensive; an important consideration during times of limited government spending [ 24].
A few previous studies exist in this area, but they focus on a specific subdomain or task, e.g. phylogenetics (Eales et al., 2008) or natural language processing (Kovačević et al., 2012), and not resource usage across bioinformatics.
OST founders Olessia Smotrova and David Huff say insider knowledge — and not resources — is the main thing that keeps small firms out of the market.
A Labour government from 2015-20 has to be about redistributing power and not resources, he argues, if only because austerity makes cash handouts impossible and power becomes the new money.
Their mechanisms for enforcement are largely theoretical and not resourced, and there are no people or money put behind them.
And did not resource it properly.
We're mainly concerned with meeting essential human needs for water and sanitation by providing water treatment and distribution services, not resource ownership".
Art therapies and interventions are not resource neutral – not much is – but there are obvious bonuses.
Ofsted is ultimately a regulator with a limited remit and is not resourced to enable it to influence providers in all parts of England.
