"dispersed resources" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe resources that are distributed throughout an area or group, or ones that have been divided into pieces or moved around. For example, "The company had dispersed resources to multiple locations to ensure they were easily accessible."
Treat geographically dispersed resources as though they were centralized.
Polar bears foraging on low quality, dispersed resources, such as berries, will burn more calories.
Future advantage will go to those that can stimulate and support interunit collaboration to leverage their dispersed resources.
offers a quick and easy way to share and expand a knowledge repository, and serves as a hub, bringing together dispersed resources and connecting various technology groups on campus.
A Virtual Organization (VO) is logical orchestration of globally dispersed resources to achieve common goals fostering new computing paradigms as Utility Computing, Grid Computing, Autonomic Computing, Clusters Computing and Cloud computing.
A collaborative software development project is currently using object technologies with CORBA-based communications to build a network executable transport code that further demonstrates the ability to utilize geographically dispersed resources.
This study demonstrates the utility of LiDAR to accurately estimate key structural attributes of young Douglas-fir and to assist with forest management over a widely dispersed resource.
Even allowing for differences in the sizes of the mesh and the target species involved, it is clear that a much more dispersed resource is being targeted in these latter fisheries.
Moreover, mitigating risk typically involves dispersing resources and diversifying investments, just the opposite of the intense focus of a successful strategy.
"Instead of dispersing resources in an uncoordinated manner in the hopes that it will have an impact somewhere for some child or family, we now know exactly what we need to focus on if we are going to achieve significant gains in our educational and workforce readiness outcomes," D.C.'s mayor said in a press release Monday.
The region's rugged topography and dispersed natural resources of coal and gas accentuated this dispersal.
