The phrase "bank of resources" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a metaphor used to describe a large, accessible collection of resources. It can be used in a variety of contexts. For example, "The school's library is a bank of resources, providing students with access to books, magazines, and computers."
Building a bank of resources that can be shared among colleagues is another tip from Tom Sherrington, headteacher at King Edward VI Grammar School.
The consortium is putting together a huge bank of resources, which will eventually cover the entire spectrum of medical education from undergraduate to CPD".
Some believe that loans instil better behaviour in poor countries than do grants; others suspect that America's idea will eventually starve the Bank of resources.
Global eye is a bank of resources which looks at the importance of the eye as one of the senses for students aged 5 to 7. As a starter activity, try creating a soft assault course for pupils to tackle while blindfolded.
For most households in these communities, forests remain a bank of resources from which they derive additional income through consumption and sales of NTFPs (Brummit and Bachman 2010; Saha and Sundriyal 2012; Sunderland et al. 2014).
The team also had access to a bank of resources that had been created by researchers for use in groups in the maintenance cognitive stimulation therapy (CST) for dementia trial.
But I was given a lot of support: a huge bank of shared resources from previous years, an email group between history teachers, extra textbooks were ordered so that I could take one home to plan, assessment guidance and effective marking shortcuts were handed out termly.
If personal stories were the foundation for the film, the structure was built brick-by-brick from an immense bank of creative resources McArdle has been collecting all her life.
To cope with the problem, he said he would like to see the development of "a bank of human resources to attend to requests on short notice from Pacific Island countries that are most vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change".
All samples were obtained from the bank of biological resources of Ambroise Paré Hospital.
After the collapse, Feuer alleges in the JPMorgan lawsuit, the bank shortchanged borrowers of resources to avoid foreclosures, including by "declining to offer refinancings or loan modifications to minority customers on fair terms".
