The phrase "a conclusive resolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a final decision or outcome that resolves a particular issue or dispute.
Example: "After much deliberation, the committee reached a conclusive resolution regarding the funding allocation."
Alternatives: "a definitive decision" or "a final conclusion".
But a conclusive resolution of the prevailing impasse is unlikely to be achieved through an exchange of nuclear concessions for sanctions relief.
Such experiments may lead to a conclusive resolution of the heat flow paradox and improved understanding of earthquake precursory phenomena and dynamics.
Across the country, American Catholics struggled to interpret a long-awaited response from the Vatican that, far from providing a conclusive resolution to the sexual abuse crisis, only called for yet another committee to consider it further.
These are all purely orchestral, with a new, hardedged, contrapuntal clarity of instrumentation, and devoid of programs altogether, yet each clearly embodies a spiritual conflict that reaches a conclusive resolution.
Furthermore, we provide a conclusive resolution of phylogenetic placement of the three subfamilies in the family Spalacidae.
The development and design of the FACE trial undoubtedly will provide a conclusive resolution to this question, and demonstrate unequivocally which AI is more appropriately used upfront in the high-risk population of N+ breast cancer patients.
The same unwinding mechanism may also apply to AT-rich sequences; however, a conclusive answer awaits measurements with higher spatiotemporal resolution.
Now that the first strikes have begun, even those who vehemently opposed this war will find themselves in the strange position of hoping for just what the president they have opposed is himself hoping for: a quick, conclusive resolution fought as bloodlessly as possible.
