The phrase "inadequately resourced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there are insufficient resources available to meet needs or demands.
Example: "The project failed to meet its objectives because it was inadequately resourced from the start."
Alternatives: "poorly funded" or "insufficiently equipped."
An Electoral Commission report found that Tower Hamlets' count of mayoral, local and European elections in May was inadequately resourced and poorly organised as the incumbent independent mayor, Lutfur Rahman, successfully fought off a challenge by Labour.
Although in a true democracy they must remain subordinate to their political masters, they have a clear responsibility to point out when political strategies are flawed or inadequately resourced.
The election watchdog has described procedures at the vote counting for the local and European elections in Tower Hamlets as "inadequately resourced and poorly organised".
Completed safety plans were usually not adequate to control safety threats to children in that they were inadequately resourced and highly dependent on parents' promises.
If our high-pressure hoses had been working properly that day, we might have been able to jet-spray it, but owing to maintenance issues and low water pressure due to the heat wave and drought, we were inadequately resourced to satisfactorily deal with the situation.
For example, large-scale, national CHW programmes often fail to achieve their desired outcomes because they are inadequately resourced, both in the short and long term [ 29].
US troops, Hoh writes, were "inadequately prepared and resourced".
The health system is inadequately designed and resourced – particularly for people with cancer – with poorly equipped hospitals, a low doctor to patient ratio, and a lack of access to affordable drugs.
This may be because they feel inadequately trained and resourced to advocate against FGM/C.
It was clear that, with very few exceptions, staff from all sectors felt inadequately prepared and resourced to care for residents and that more expertise was desired.
A village may experience one maternal death every few years, decreasing the urgency to act, and inadequately trained and resourced health workers covering multiple villages have felt discouraged to report deaths for which they might be blamed.
