"liquid resources" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to resources that are quickly and easily available, such as finance or money. For example: "The company has access to a wide range of liquid resources to help fund their expansion plans."
This strained their liquid resources, in much the same way as a long queue of depositors would have done.
"Liquid resources and strong financial backing are scarce and valuable assets in today's telecommunications world," Mr. Buffett said in a statement.
Today's announcement suggests that Connaught has sufficient liquid resources for the short term although management of a longer term solution remains key to the outlook.
Normally state insurance regulations would prevent a holding company like A.I.G. from pulling assets out of its subsidiaries, which are insurance companies that need sufficient liquid resources to pay their claims.
The firm has plenty of liabilities that will not be called in for a long time, as well as diverse earnings, vast liquid resources and shareholders willing to accept the earnings volatility that can result from taking relatively risky positions.
According to a 2008 estimate by the U.S. Geological Survey, 13 percent of all the unexploited oil, 30 percent of natural gas and 20 percent of the natural gas liquid resources are located under the seabed of the Arctic.
"Those were pretty much my only liquid resource," he said.
Estimates suggest total world crude oil and natural gas liquids resources of around 3.5 trillion barrels: 1.4 trillion in non-OPEC countries and 2.1 trillion in OPEC ones.
Colony densities of the scavenging ant M. mexicanus were reduced on treated areas, and M. depilis exhibited a similar trend, likely reflecting a reduction of liquid food resources associated with shrubs.
Development of these liquid-rich resources is aided by the use of multi-fractured horizontal wells (MFHWs), and is at an early stage; further research is required to appropriately manage the resource for optimal hydrocarbon recovery.
The Nusselt number dependence of Pr1/3 was testified by their experimental data, as well as the data of water and heavy electrochemical liquid from other resources.
