The phrase "intended as a resource" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an object, document, or other item that is meant to serve as a resource for knowledge, education, or assistance. For example, "The library provides books intended as a resource for students studying English literature."
The book was intended as a resource for abused women.
This nonprofit institution is intended as a resource for pianists, scholars, students and the curious.
This paper is intended as a resource for developmental scientists, regardless of EEG expertise.
Though the information is intended as a resource for all Park West Villagers, the elderly are particular beneficiaries.
As with previous editions, this publication is intended as a resource for use by individuals with diabetes, with the guidance of a registered dietitian.
The database is intended as a resource for the legal technology community, and features data contributions from CodeX, Legal.io, Thomson Reuters and other stakeholders in the community.
These projects have generated a large volume of data, which are intended as a research resource for further analysis.
On Friday he is starting a Web site (davidzwirner.com/danflavin) that is intended as a practical resource for Flavin aficionados, covering issues of conservation and installation as well as the artist's exhibition history and examples of his work.
It is intended as a useful resource for both OEMs and end users involved in a variety of industries including power, metal and mechanical engineering, iron & steel, textiles, food, paper and petrochemicals.
The site is intended as a permanent resource for information on the fire, and brings together interactive maps as well as images and information from 11 partners, including the museum's own collections, the Guildhall art gallery and the London Metropolitan Archives.
Kazakh Language Resources This is intended as a language resource site for people adopting children from Kazakhstan.
