The phrase "resource hub" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to refer to a place to find information and resources on a particular topic. For example, "This website is a great resource hub for anyone looking to learn more about alternative energy sources."
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Most potentially eligible patients were identified through electronic medical record queries or referral to a diabetes resource hub.
Swiss Cottage School, Camden, London: new dedicated spaces for learners to rehearse and develop essential day-to-day skills, including a resource hub for learning support.
"In the genealogy world, we have always been a social group," said Mr. MacEntee, founder of GeneaBloggers.com, a community resource hub.
Tatkon Block Party: Celebrate your First Week! Celebrate your first week and discover Cornell's first-year support and resource hub: The Tatkon Center.
The government's role is less as a backup provider — in case one link of the nested chain breaks down — and more as honest broker and resource hub across groups.
We developed a section on our intranet called "My IT," and we have resource hubs that are there.
In the past, older persons commanded a lot of respect and were resource hubs for information and wisdom.
As libraries around the country make the shift to web-savvy information and resource hubs, two of the nation's largest public library systems will soon start lending the Internet itself.
She's created her lifestyle to include work with corporate clients across Europe, South East Asia and the Middle East as a consultant; writing fiction, and a popular blog and resources hub, EllenBard.com.
Jon Powell, Cascade research and development section head Copy on this page is provided by P&G, supporter of the resource efficiency hub.
