"this recourse" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in the context of an available option to rectify a situation or problem. For example, "Should the situation arise where all other options have been exhausted, we can always turn to this recourse."
But what did this recourse consist of, what was this refuge?
But for all the backsliding, hope lies in the fact that this recourse is plainly diminishing.
This recourse is not out of sentiment, but due to its relevance.
This recourse can help computers with complex use cases, such as "pretty".
Unfortunately, this recourse is not open to Normando, nor to Adolfo Fernández Saínz, Julio César Gálvez Rodríguez, Fabio Prieto Llorente, Pedro Argüelles Morán or José Luis García Paneque - just five of the writers for whom English PEN has been campaigning for the last five years.
The development around this recourse should be ecofriendly and take into accounts, its human and animal health impact.
Thanks to American labor laws, the players have this reasonable recourse".
All this without recourse to the World Trade Organisation (WTO).The semiconductor agreement, in contrast, came after America had filed a complaint at the WTO, the first-ever against the Chinese.
It is this ineluctable recourse to multiple means of subsistence that characterizes Soqotrans' livelihood making.
This eventually recourse both formal and informal financial services and therefore leads to investment in both formal and informal sectors (Piabuo et al. 2015).
The immediate consequence of this low recourse to health services is the rise of maternal mortality which passed from 430 to 669 deaths per 100 000 births for the period 1998 2004 to 782 deaths in 2011.
