The phrase "and using the resources" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of utilizing available materials or tools in a particular context, such as a project or task.
Example: "The team was successful in completing the project by collaborating effectively and using the resources at their disposal."
Alternatives: "and utilizing the resources" or "and employing the resources".
And many people who contribute to open-source projects do so with the approval of (and using the resources of) their employers, be they universities or firms.
Second-year MUP students recounted their summer internship experiences and offered tips on searching for positions, securing funding, and using the resources offered by Career Services.
Mr. Saleh ruled Yemen as if he were a tribal sheik, pitting different players against one another and using the resources of the state — jobs and money — to win allies.
The is the second time that they have been drawn into the area, which is geographically difficult to defend and where there are so few people living that it is hard to justify losing troops to secure it and using the resources and assets that it takes to hold it.
They are "jumping on the train" and using the resources of the library in great numbers.
This episode is trying to point out that failure and highlight how people are fighting to correct it—how they're banding together and using the resources at their disposal.
It seems to be coming from a place where people are willing to be vulnerable and use the resources that let us show our work to the entire world.
"It's pointless to sit here and use the resources when they can go to someone else and do much better," he said.
"Patients have found it's something with them 24/7 so they can dip in and use the resources at their convenience," he said.
One of the requirements for a federated information system is interoperability, the ability of one computer system to access and use the resources of another system.
