"limited availability of resources" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a situation where there are not enough resources (such as money, materials, or personnel) available to meet the demands or needs of a particular task or situation. You can use this phrase when discussing a situation where resources are scarce or constrained, and it can be used in a variety of contexts such as business, economics, or environmental concerns. Example: The company's expansion plans were delayed due to the limited availability of resources, particularly in terms of skilled labor and funding.
It also needs to plan the starting time for each production task under limited availability of resources such as machines and workforce.
The major driver of wet season migration was limited availability of resources and attendant restricted access to them (Majekodunmi et al. 2014).
Strategic withdrawal, due to the cumulative disappointment of numerous military and civilian stabilisation interventions in fragile or failed states, and more limited availability of resources for such missions [9, 19].
Besides time-varying wireless channel states and the limited availability of resources, unique characteristics of video packets such as the packet priority and stringent playback deadline are also considered in our proposed packet scheduling and RB assignment scheme.
Quetta is a city of low expression, strong traditional bindings, cultural inhibitions and limited availability of resources.
Limited availability of resources should also promote trade-offs between fitness-related traits that compete for the same resource pool (e.g. somatic maintenance vs. reproductive investment), and thus the optimal within-individual allocation of resources is likely to change across resource regimes [1] [3].
The rapid urbanisation is creating a shortfall of conventional building construction materials due to limited availability of natural resources.
Future development of cities is inevitably constrained by the limited availability of water resources, under challenges of emergent climate change and continuous population growth.
Typical elements are: limited availability of the resources, multiperiod operations, subsets of operations with exclusivity and implicative constraints, precedence relationships in the execution of the operations, etc.
In this agrarian setting, limited availability of forest resources engendered exploitation of the highest diversities of cultivated crops, weedy species and woody plants.
Possible future trends, such as shorter lifetimes and limited availability of some resources, make the development of such product regulations more critical.
