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The phrase "a determination to do" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a strong resolve or intention to accomplish a specific task or goal.
Example: "Her determination to do well in her exams motivated her to study late into the night."
Alternatives: "a resolve to do" or "a commitment to do".
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He had a determination to do well".
You might have expected, then, a determination to do more.
To that end, he expressed a determination to do some recruiting.
And there is indeed something noble here, a determination to do it properly.
Then, for many, a battle between a feeling of helplessness and a determination to do something.
The EU has already signalled a determination to do exactly this.
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There is such a fire in the hearts of these birds, such a fierce determination to do what they came to do, and a daring to whistle at the future's danger.
The developer has a fierce determination to do things his way, regardless of others' advice or economic pressures.
Rowley said: "The meeting was very positive, and we and the Polícia Judiciária have a shared determination to do everything possible to discover what happened to Madeleine.
Less than five years later, in a Congress that has passed fewer laws than any since 1947, Gillibrand stands out for a stubborn determination to do her job.
"National security requires a consistent determination to do what is best for Australia and that is why this government will support the national security decisions of previous ones as we will expect future governments to respect ours.
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