"ultimate resource" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing something as the most important, complete or final source of information, assistance or support. Example: In today's fast-paced world, the internet has become the ultimate resource for quick and easy access to information on any topic.
When free of oppressive governments and customs, humans are the ultimate resource.
Those fines can really add up! Congress is the ultimate resource here.
"The more upscale brands they bring in, the better positioning they acquire as an ultimate resource for the upscale shopper seeking a broad selection of prestigious brands".
In a sign of the bet's symbolic value, the Competitive Enterprise Institute created the Julian L. Simon Memorial Award in 2001 to celebrate his "vision of Man as the Ultimate Resource".
Near-Earth objects like asteroids and comets — mineral-rich bodies bathed in a continuous flood of sunlight — may also be the ultimate resource depots for the long-term exploration of space.
So, cheer up next time you see a Siberian blonde dominating male attention at the far end of the table: The same mechanisms that brought her to your dinner party might one day bring you the Ukrainian doctor who cures your cancer or the Polish stockbroker who makes your fortune.People are, as Julian Simon used to say, the ultimate resource, and markets are how we get the most from them.
Failure of treatment was defined when ultimate resources (that is, invasive hæmostatic intervention or treatment with activated recombinant factor VII) were required to stop the hæmorrhage, or in case of massive transfusion or death.
Jonathan Feiber, a partner with Mohr, Davidow Ventures, says: "The ultimate scarce resource isn't money but time".Other resources are scarce too.
In the investment world, the ultimate scarce resource is trading talent, which is internationally mobile.
"For a bear, garbage is probably the ultimate food resource," said Dr. Beckmann, who works in the conservation group's field office in Rigby, Idaho.
Meanwhile, the other 10m species that share the same evolutionary nursery, the same living space and the same ultimate energy resource – and which in ways we don't appreciate have so far tapped into, shaped, delivered and recycled the wealth that humans regard as theirs – will survive or dwindle to extinction largely because humans can choose whether they flourish or perish.
