"so much resources" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to express a large amount of resources or materials. Example: "The company has invested so much resources into developing the new product."
There there are so much resources!
He, too, cited trichloroethylene, saying, "Given that we know trichloroethylene is a neurotoxin and a carcinogen and that there are very good alternatives, it makes no sense to put so much resources into studying it".
The university authorities are recruiting "30 students maximum, and they are putting so much resources on us, so we would all get a lot of attention, allowing us to do what we want to do and to be who we want to be — and that's what really drew me to this program," she said.
"So much resources go to so few producers in so few states that there are family farmers and entire regions that are shut out right now," said Representative Ron Kind, the Wisconsin Democrat who is sponsoring the amendment with two Republicans, Representatives Sherwood Boehlert of New York and Wayne T. Gilchrest of Maryland.
So much resources wasted on patching and fixing and lecturing users there is a button that turns off your connection.
Some workflows might require so much resources that you'll end up paying a huge server bill to get more RAM to handle those daily cron jobs and performance spikes.
This is the talent that our country has invested so much resource in producing.
"There is so much resource and experience tied up in accelerators and their networks — I think London would be a far stronger community if other accelerators actively supported founders at times other than when they wanted something".
It is conceivable that the only reason COFP patients use so much resource is because the care system they experience fails to provide them with clear and defined pathways of care based upon early diagnosis and appropriate management.
"They have so much more resources".
"You need so many more people and so much more resources.
