The phrase "mobilization of resources" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the process of organizing and making resources available when they are needed. For example: The government is undertaking a swift and efficient mobilization of resources to tackle the crisis.
"We need an international mobilization of resources".
One can only speculate as to the immediate outcry and resulting mobilization of resources.
Admiral Allen has said that this is "probably the largest peacetime mobilization of resources in the history of the country".
That was exactly the right reaction, but the mobilization of resources that followed did not match the threat.
That was the magazine's biggest mobilization of resources to put articles online.
The mobilization of resources to promote the implementation of national, interstate, and regional policies.
Successful prevention, care and research programs will need a vast mobilization of resources, as was recently called for by Kofi Annan, the United Nations secretary general.
The complete mobilization of resources for the U.S. involvement in World Wars I and II and the pent-up demand for consumer goods made heavy demands on forest resources and industries.
"I am concerned that your current plans do not provide for maximum mobilization of resources to provide the needed collection capacity consistent with the revised flow estimates," Admiral Watson wrote.
Where has this eminent scholar of African-American affairs been these last 30 years, during which a historically unprecedented, politically popular, extraordinarily punitive and hugely racially disparate mobilization of resources for the policing, imprisonment and post-release supervision of those caught up in the criminal justice system has unfolded?
"Innovation opportunities" consist of three elements: (1) economic value; (2) mobilization of resources; and (3) appropriability.
