"standby resources" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to resources (like personnel or supplies) that are kept in reserve for use in an emergency or special situation. For example: "We have a list of standby resources that can be called upon in case of an emergency."
This has the disadvantages of requiring standby human resources and relying on operator capabilities.
"And I had extra resources on standby just a phone call away.
Finally, power control can be performed by the usage of the resources: wakeup, standby, and m a x i m u m_p o w e r resources.
However, in the horizon of the technological mood this same river is disclosed as a possibility for a "hydroelectric plant" that turns the river into a reservoir, a resource on standby for our projects, challenged and framed as available.
UNICEF needs to continue to strengthen the global web roster and standby roster and invest in human resource capacity in Regional Offices with emergency focal points.
Capacity is effectively a call option on electricity where a resource is paid to be on standby in case it is needed to meet demand.
Aemo estimates the costs this summer will be lower, because only 40MW of resources are contracted, with additional resources on standby, compared with 1,141MW last summer.
The judge said on Wednesday that she wanted his former lawyers — whom she ordered to remain as his standby counsel — and Army prosecutors to confirm that the resources Major Hasan needs to file meaningful responses and motions were in place.
In Northern California, the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection put bulldozer crews on standby, but it did not pre-stage any firefighting resources.
Doctors Without Borders says the European Union should get its members to pool their resources and place military or civilian planes on standby in West Africa or Europe.
