The phrase "large amounts of resources" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It can be used in various contexts where resources are being discussed, such as in business, economics, or environmental discussions. Example: "The government's investment in renewable energy has led to large amounts of resources being allocated towards clean energy initiatives."
Current resource endowment varies across countries: many densely populated European countries and Japan have a long history of industrial development and their domestic resource base, especially for fossil energy carriers and metals, is largely depleted while the sparsely populated new world countries continue to extract large amounts of resources.
Across California, pockets of low-immunization rates have forced communities to spend large amounts of resources to contain outbreaks.
So the constant search for new sources food pays off, even if it consumes large amounts of resources.
And fourth, in terms of the Guardian, was that social policy reporting was generating large amounts of resources from job advertisements in its specialist sections.
Buildings emit much greenhouse gases as large amounts of resources and energy are consumed during their life cycle.
Because much of the growth in a metropolitan area occurs at the fringes, large amounts of resources and services are directed there.
Oily wastewater and oil spills not only cause large amounts of resource wastefulness, but threaten water safety and human health.
Indeed, the guiding economic principle of the day was Mercantilism, which, in retrospect, rather idiotically valued expending large amounts of resources--and sacrificing even more Native lives--to dig up vast supplies of unproductive precious metals on one side of the world, in order to hold them in vaults on the other side.
However, solving problems related to a large amount of resources is just much more valuable.
Thanks to Social Security and Medicare, the federal government already spends a large amount of resources on older citizens.
Solving problems related to a small or a large amount of resources might require the same amount of effort.
