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"reserves of" is a correct and usable part of speech in written English
You can use it when referring to a supply or resources that are being held back or saved for future use. For example: "The government is carefully monitoring its reserves of oil in order to ensure that fuel prices are kept stable."
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Deep reserves of oil.
Reserves of metals are vast.
There are reserves of resilience.
Japan has large reserves of sulfur.
Sontag has huge reserves of hope.
Asia has enormous reserves of bauxite.
Kerala lacks major reserves of fossil fuels.
Still, great reserves of persistence are required.
There are important reserves of waterpower.
Plus untapped reserves of misogyny.
And boundless reserves of patience.
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