"resource support" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the type of assistance or guidance provided to help someone with a task or situation, such as: "The local government offered additional resource support to help those affected by the natural disaster."
These businesses sell component products and services such as design, manufacturing, and human resource support to Haier's market-facing MEs.
In CHEs, infrastructural and logistical coordination are no less important than financial, material, and human resource support.
Home Office officials have been asked to ensure the "necessary resource, support, advice and co-operation" are in place "to facilitate any and all investigations into individual and systemic issues", May said.
Yale-New Haven has employed traveling nurses for many years, but increased their use of them dramatically in the last two years, said Judy Grant, a nurse and manager of the resource support unit at the hospital.
Home Office officials have been asked to ensure the "necessary resource, support, advice and co-operation" are in place "to facilitate any and all investigations into individual and systemic issues", said May.
Located at 140 East Sibley Hall, the BSC provides financial services, human resource support, and facilities management to AAP's academic departments and service units.
The Open Door Society was founded in 1967 as a statewide volunteer network and it serves as an educational resource, support group and legislative advocate on behalf of children needing permanent homes.
(If a Graduate Group is proposed) MOU or letter(s) from dean of sponsoring school(s) or college(s) or department chairs regarding administrative and other resource support for the new program.
Attach a MOU or letter(s) from dean of sponsoring school(s) or college(s) or department chairs regarding commitment of administrative and other resource support for the new program as an appendix.
Requirements for successful implementation may include interdepartmental collaboration and communication; patient and provider/staff education; and significant infrastructure and resource support related to laboratory processing and systems for electronic ordering and tracking.
May continued: "I have asked my officials in the Home Office to co-ordinate with all of the relevant bodies and people involved to ensure that the necessary resource, support, advice and co-operation are in place to facilitate any and all investigations into individual and systemic issues that emerge from the panel's findings.
