The phrase "austrian resources" is correct and usable in written English, assuming "Austrian" is capitalized as it refers to a nationality.
You can use it when discussing resources that originate from Austria or are related to Austrian culture, economy, or geography.
Example: "The government is investing in Austrian resources to promote sustainable energy solutions."
Alternatives: "Austrian assets" or "resources from Austria."
Due to only modest fossil fuel resources, Austrian energy supply depends to about 70% on imports (Anderl et al., 2007).
In the Netherlands and in Germany, the regional planning authorities are also much better equipped with financial and human resources as in Austrian districts and regions.
Germany introduced border controls on 13 September last year in response to the huge influx of refugees, focusing most of its resources on the Austrian-German border.
Says Austrian, "Human capital is the scarcest resource of the 21st century.
At a descriptive level all steps but "assessment scales" and "others" were better represented in Austrian than in German systems, with "general assessment", "resources", "goals" and "evaluation" yielding the largest differences.
France and Austria then went to war with Great Britain and Prussia (Seven Years' War, 1756 63), but Louis's continental commitments to the Austrians prevented him from concentrating his country's resources on the crucial colonial struggle with Great Britain, a country with greater maritime power and overseas resources.
By the Treaty of Ilbersheim, signed 7 November 1704, Bavaria was placed under Austrian military rule, allowing the Habsburgs to utilise its resources for the rest of the conflict.
There are very competent summaries of the campaigns and diplomacy of Charles V, Philip II, the Thirty Years War, the wars of the Austrian and Spanish succession and the other conflicts that drained Spain's resources.
Pumped storage hydro was first used in the 1890s in the Swiss, Austrian, and Italian Alps to provide greater flexibility for the management of water resources.
Despite this realization, the four armies two Austrian, two Prussian remained in place until September, eating as much of the country's resources as they could.
