"revenue resources" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the resources that generate income, such as property, stocks, or investments. For example, "The company drew on its revenue resources to finance the new project."
The revenue resources so created, divided into iqṭāʿs, or different territorial units, were distributed among the nobles.
The holiday retail experience, fourth-quarter Wall Street results and recent tax collection experience all suggest that we must be prepared to address a further decline in our tax revenue resources".
Corner stores are largely thought of as untapped revenue resources for media companies.
A further issue to consider is whether to broaden and deepen tax-bases and other revenue resources from affected countries.
"Members commented that the delivery of the current range of NHS services would be exceptionally difficult within a flat cash settlement and in the absence of additional revenue resources very significant options for change would need to be considered".
He also said he feared that state regulators would look on the industry as "an untapped revenue resource".
Visiting opponents will find rowing and sailing, much the biggest vessels for Lottery revenue, resourced on a quite frightening scale – and that applies, in the former case, as much to muscle and sinew as funds and infrastructure.
The complete range of electromedical devices and systems bought by a hospital constitutes a valuable financial asset with capital and revenue resourcing requirements.
PCT deficits ranged from 0.1%to6.7%7% of their annual revenue resource limit, and surpluses ranged from 0.1%to2.6%6%.
Once the formalities were over, however, both countries faced the difficult task of settling unresolved issues, principally those of oil revenue, water resources, borders, and debt.
(Project Sothea) Publicity is important for the project to survive over many years, because that's where the source of your revenue and resources come from.
