'interpersonal resources' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the skill set, knowledge, and networks used by an individual to communicate and collaborate with other people. For example, "John has a wide range of interpersonal resources, which helps him to build relationships and resolve conflicts with his peers."
In languages where the Predicator typically occurs at the beginning such as Arabic and Tagalog, the initial position of the clause is normally interpersonally prominent and, for that matter, interpersonal resources such as finiteness markers and negotiation particles are also typically placed at this position.
Chapter 5. Community, identity, and interpersonal resources.
Further, the study examines personal and interpersonal resources that may predict levels of readiness and needs before leaving care.
Due to the crucial role of utilizing interpersonal resources in facilitating the process of written communication and establishment of intimate social relations between writers and readers, the present study was designed to explore the effect of audience awareness-raising on EFL learners' use of interpersonal resources in essay writing.
Some scholars (e.g. Martin 1990; Caffarel 1995) had also began to give attention to the interpersonal resources of the lexicogrammar.
As outlined in Figure 10, negotiation and appraisal can now be interpreted as interpersonal resources, ideation and conjunction as ideational and identification and periodicity as textual.
A study of male US veterans with PTSD [ 47] showed that their spouses were both a source of interpersonal stress and an interpersonal resource, and that initial levels of perceived support and stressors did not predict the course of chronic PTSD symptoms.
And by treating discourse semantic systems as organised by metafunction, we were able to reinterpret from an interpersonal perspective resources that are experientially constituted in lexicogrammar (i.e. mental processes and states of affection – e.g. He disliked the approach/He was unhappy about the approach).
We found that health-care workers and seekers valued technical, interpersonal and resource qualities in their aspirations for health care.
Health-care workers and seekers valued technical, interpersonal and resource qualities in their aspirations for health care.
Both community and health-care worker respondents conceptualized access to quality health care as a comprehensive therapeutic process: a compound of technical, interpersonal and resource factors.
