The phrase "a clear resolve to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a strong determination or intention to achieve a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The committee demonstrated a clear resolve to improve community engagement through various initiatives."
Alternatives: "a firm commitment to" or "a strong determination to".
No strategy for how to put health-care reform out of its legislative misery and make it law, not even a clear resolve to do it at all.
Bizet's oboe solo pierced the thin mountain air, focusing the English major's vague yearnings into a clear resolve to play the oboe.
Only a strong and united transatlantic community, one with a clear resolve to use its hard and soft power, determined to push back the forces of disruption will find solutions that will preserve our values and our freedoms.
A leading reference work on public administration concluded, "The firing of PATCO employees not only demonstrated a clear resolve by the president to take control of the bureaucracy, but it also sent a clear message to the private sector that unions no longer needed to be feared".
It was 9/11,+Daalder+and+Lindsay+write, that provided the catalyst for Bush to blend what could be called the assertive nationalism of Dick Cheney and Condoleezza Rice; the neoconservative vision of Paul Wolfowitz and Richard Perle; and his own view, formed long before 9/11, that success requires a clear resolve and the will to use power, into a vision and a mission.
He woke one morning with a clear resolve: You know what you need to do.
5. Corporate cases should not be resolved without a clear plan to resolve related individual cases before the statute of limitations expires and declinations as to individuals in such cases must be memorialized.
The Senate has made clear its resolve to prevent the White House from packing the federal courts with unworthy judges.
The U.S. Supreme Court has a clear duty to resolve the confusion.
Nick Clegg today vowed to replace the "failed politics of Thatcher, Major, Blair and Brown" and offer "a truly different tax policy" as he tried to position the Liberal Democrats as the only party with a clear plan to resolve the financial crisis.
The report said the Honduran Congress lacked a clear procedure to resolve power conflicts such as the one which arose in June 2009 between the president and Congress, but that it had acted beyond its limits by deposing the president.
