"monetary resource" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to any kind of money or funds that can be used to finance something. For example, "The company was able to launch its new product more quickly than expected due to a large monetary resource."
Our cities, with greater human and monetary resources, can not match the standards of thousands of years ago.
"I think they were taken aback by how quickly the region – in which they have invested a lot of time and energy and diplomacy, and a lot of human and monetary resources – turned against them," said Jakobson.
"Certainly, the New York City school system has the necessary monetary resources to make available to every student the opportunity for at least a minimally adequate or basic education," the state said.
In 1995, a panel established by the National Research Council to evaluate poverty measurement concluded that it might make sense to recognize not only the monetary resources available to families, but also the amount of free time they had.
Sevilla concludes that if children whose parents are more educated are receiving not only more quality time from their parents but also more monetary resources in the form of private schooling or tutoring, the results have direct implications for social mobility.
Although some of the team's fans might be concerned that the Yankees' inherent financial advantage will be eliminated by the guidelines established in baseball's new collective bargaining agreement, Cashman promised that the Yankees will still have significant monetary resources, even if Steinbrenner is more of a fiscal conservative than his father was.
Observations of data were performed during two periods with an interruption between the two caused by insufficient monetary resources.
These studies globally ignore the role of monetary resources in the circulation of political preferences and practices.
This implies that the total cost of the final allocation must not exceed the total monetary resources in the economy.
Second, if the monetary resources are large enough, all agents can eventually achieve the state of perfect health.
Put another way: Project management expands the concept of "budgeting" to cover not just monetary resources, but other resources such as time and personnel.
