The phrase "spatial resources" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to any physical or geographical resources, such as land, water, or natural features. Example: The government is investing in the development of rural areas, focusing on utilizing their spatial resources such as farmlands and forests. Another example: The city planners must consider the allocation of spatial resources when designing the new public park.
Air transportation, trade exhibitions, and spectator sports summoned the often awesome spatial resources of modern technology.
A modular approach was necessary to build large and complex products such as ships, complicating the required flow of material between the shops and affecting the spatial resources needed.
Recent studies indicate that the optimization design methods for the isolated signalized intersection, which integrate the temporal and spatial resources, can achieve more effective optimal design relatively.
One of the most complex issues for the design of at-grade signalized intersections is accommodating left-turn (LT) movements, especially when approaches have insufficient available spatial resources.
This paper describes an approach that employs such methods in order to support the use and discovery of spatial resources, presented within the context of a search application.
This paper presents extension work to further improve the lane-based method from two aspects of integrating temporal and spatial resources.
A spatial resource allocation modeling approach has been developed by integrating some earlier study efforts.
The spatial resource variability hypothesis states that as patchiness of resources increases, individuals use larger areas to obtain the resources necessary to meet energetic requirements.
Parking problem becomes one of major issues in the city transportation management since the spatial resource of a city is limited and the parking cost is expensive.
Prior to joining the Brashares lab, I used fieldwork and isotopic analysis to study the effects of invasive species on ecosystem functioning, species diversity, and spatial resource partitioning on Palmyra Atoll, an uninhabited island in the Pacific Ocean.
Comprehensive information on the spatial resource use of honey bees is rare, but highly relevant to assess the consequences of habitat loss and fragmentation, agricultural intensification or extensification on colony fitness, pesticide exposure risks and pollination functions.
