"human resources constraints" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most commonly used in business or professional contexts to refer to any limitations on the availability of staff or resources that could hinder a company's progress. For example: "The expansion plans for our department have been hindered by human resource constraints."
Results suggest the main barriers classification in five types: sociopolitical, technological, regulatory, financial, and human resources constraints.
Most proposals include some activities to address human resources constraints.
Out of the 35 reviewed proposals, 25 proposals across all five reviewed countries explicitly recognize human resources constraints.
Next, five African countries were selected to study how the Global Fund proposals addressed human resources constraints.
To what extent do the human resources constraints challenge the implementation of a UTT strategy in the trial area?
The DENR is beset by legal, technical, financial, and human resources constraints that hinder the pursuit of its objectives.
Although all CHSCs in our study were located in relatively affluent areas with well-built health service facilities and higher level of funding than the national average, financial and human resources constraint were still their top concerns for providing those case management services.
Increased financial and human resource constraints for research and development (R&D) imply rigorous research evaluation to guide the research policy for wise allocation of resources.
By resorting to this model, the manager of the SC can design planning strategies to satisfy customer orders, under strict deadlines and human resource constraints.
Achieving a reasonable balance between all three constituencies poses a political challenge, especially with respect to financial and human resource constraints.
