Yes it is correct and usable in written English! You can use it when referring to an attribute or quality that gives a person, object, or group the ability to quickly recover from difficult situations or to adapt successfully to change.
For example: "The team demonstrated higher resilience in the face of adversity, eventually coming out on top."
Presumably, microspheres represent a dormant form of haloarchaea with higher resilience, which allows them to survive in unfavourable environmental conditions22.
Results also show that the concept with higher efficiency was not the one with higher resilience.
Athough both display much higher resilience than other elastomers, the resilience of the mixed-isomer polymer is somewhat lower.
They question Israel's "readiness to absorb damage on the home front" and say much higher resilience will be required than in 1991.
Some recognize the trade-offs between the higher yields of conventional farming systems with the lower reliance on purchased inputs and supposedly higher resilience of diversified farming systems.
We therefore propose a fault tolerant Web Services called fault tolerant SOAP or FT-SOAP through which Web Services can be built with higher resilience to failure.
Due to higher resilience moduli of DCLR/compound DCLR modified asphalt mixture, they can be used as bottom layer in pavement.
The bird communities of deciduous woodlands (ash groves, oak patches and poplars) show higher resilience to deletereous influences from nearby cities and roads.
In the absence of any customization of technology and device architecture, it is found that MSD programming is superior and demonstrates higher resilience to the MOSFET scaling.
Some of these indirect benefits include: lower burn-out rates, improved psychological health, better communication, reduced candour and denial, higher resilience, learning adherence, greater capability and capacity and improved interpersonal relationships.
People who kept at it for at least two weeks showed significantly increased happiness, greater satisfaction with life, and higher resilience to stress; this group even reported fewer headaches and illnesses.
