The phrase 'to exploit resources' is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to use resources for one's own advantage, often without regard for the consequences this might have. For example: "The company has been accused of exploiting resources without any consideration for the environment."
It was a matter of who was best able to exploit resources.
The government repays with oil," he said in explaining why the push to exploit resources in the Amazon had accelerated in recent years.
In recent years, the regime has signed cease-fire agreements with most of its antagonists, allowing ethnic leaders to exploit resources such as timber, opium, and gems.
An insider at Warner says 47% of its overall revenue comes from overseas sources, and the purchase of Leavesden is consistent with a broader strategy of trying to exploit resources outside the US.
García, using special powers given to him by Congress, signed laws in 2008 permitting foreign companies to exploit resources in the Amazonia region one of the conditions for implementing a free-trade agreement with the United States.
At the same time, we must make our governments strong enough to be able to redirect human ingenuity, putting in place mechanisms such as strict licensing procedures that slow the rate at which technologies can be used to exploit resources.
In the latter case, individuals are supposed to exploit resource slowly but efficiently.
If a trait does not enable an organism to compete, exploit resources, and reproduce, it is weeded out of the population.
It is embarrassingly parallel, and this parallelism can be used to effectively exploit resources.
"Thus the Philippines exercises exclusive sovereign rights and authority to explore and exploit resources within these areas to the exclusion of other countries".
To perform the optimization we exploit resource block allocation, and parameters such as relaying duration and relay bandwidth allocation.
