'societal resources' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to resources that are available in society, such as infrastructure, healthcare, education, and other public services. For example: "The government should be responsible for ensuring access to societal resources for all citizens."
The physician perceives blacks as competing with whites for scarce societal resources.
Such misunderstandings lead to the squandering of societal resources: The EPA's "land disposal restrictions" when toxins are present impose annual costs of approximately $206m in order to avoid 0.22 cases of cancer annually from groundwater contamination and 0.037 cases from air pollution – that is, about one case of cancer every four years – and $20m from property damage.
Unhealthy lifestyles divert societal resources from other areas of public need, such as education (McGee 1999).
Water management plays a key role in sustainable management of natural and societal resources.
With this procedure, decisions on investments into different risk reduction measures are based on efficiency considerations in order to achieve an optimal allocation of limited societal resources.
"As we focus our societal resources on replacing fossil energy, I am certain many new materials and techniques will be developed," he says.
Social justice involves efforts to address discrimination and disadvantage and usually refers to the re-distribution of societal resources (Rawls 1973).
Antibiotic effectiveness is a natural societal resource that is diminished by antibiotic use.
Degradation of pastures is taken as the signal for intervention in order to secure a valuable societal resource.
Recognizing this new reality, in 2013, national civil legal aid advocates and leaders formed Voices for Civil Justice, an organization dedicated to increasing the visibility of civil legal aid in the national media, increasing the capacity for media advocacy in civil legal aid organizations, and strengthening the notion of civil legal aid as an indispensable societal resource.
It would spare such patients from unnecessary toxicities and would improve the allocation of societal healthcare resources.
