The phrase "appropriate financial resources" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the necessary funds or assets required for a specific purpose or project.
Example: "In order to launch the new initiative successfully, we need to ensure that we have appropriate financial resources in place."
Alternatives: "suitable funding" or "adequate financial means".
In planning services, it is necessary to make available appropriate financial resources.
For future mass gathering events, timely obtainment of appropriate financial resources and construction of venues will allow sufficient time to specify and test the environmental health surveillance system.
Nevertheless the integration of mental health and substance use treatment services has produced uneven results due to a number of barriers such as the absence of regulations, the lack of appropriate financial resources [ 40], the lack of sufficiently experienced staff [ 41], high rates of stuff turn over [ 42], and the lack of tools and implementation strategies [ 43].
"This is a very important result that we can all celebrate but that also marks the starting point of a new phase where strategies, plans are being developed and where it is key to ensure that appropriate financial resources are allocated to implement this Policy".
Significant issues raised by both studies included, workload pressures that resulted in teaching time being notional rather than protected and lack of time for preparation, poor availability of appropriate space and financial resources for teaching materials.
National governments need to acknowledge the unacceptable nutrition situation of children and act upon it through adequate and sustained policy and programme action, including the allocation of appropriate human and financial resources.
10 The NVAC recommendations include national leadership to establish an adult immunisation programme to parallel the existing US childhood immunisation programme, provision of appropriate financial and infrastructure resources to carry out the strategic plan of the newly created adult immunisation programme and establishment of a national strategic plan for adult immunisation.
Despite the limitations of the studies considered, it is evident that health care providers and coverage decision makers should take not only the high cost of the biotechnology product but the total cost of care into account when deciding about the appropriate allocation of their financial resources.
Some companies lack the appropriate expertise, physical capacity, or financial resources to continue providing a particular service; others underestimate customer demand or the effects of new regulations or environmental forces.
A lack of appropriate technology, data, and limited financial resources are also important contributors to the absence of such assessments.
Blood safety remains an issue of major concern in transfusion medicine in Ethiopia where national blood transfusion services and policies, appropriate infrastructure, trained personnel and financial resources are inadequate.
