The phrase "a determination to remove" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a strong resolve or intention to eliminate something or someone from a situation.
Example: "The committee had a determination to remove any obstacles that hindered progress on the project."
Alternatives: "a resolve to eliminate" or "an intention to eradicate".
"The message of Orlando that I have seen today — and what the American people have seen in the wake of this horrific assault — is a message of determination to remove hatred and intolerance from our midst," Lynch told reporters.
In recent months, President Bush has made clear his determination to remove Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein from power -- a goal many of us in Congress share.
Saudi Arabia likewise is innocent of a direct state policy to fund the group, but as with Qatar its determination to remove Mr Assad has led to serious mistakes in its choice of allies.
While I understood and largely related to the frustration, Hamilton's determination to remove that phrase from the conversation read as an attempt to ignore the problem rather than address it.
Now two factors have combined to give wall literature a permanence which, if not Shakespearean, is at least equal to the local authorities' determination to remove it.
An Afghan official who spoke on condition of anonymity was less explicit about the determination to remove Mr. Khan before the election, but confirmed that the government was in the process of putting in effect a plan to restructure the region.
Jack Straw, the foreign secretary, last night announced government plans to broadcast direct appeals to Muslims in Britain - and the Middle East - to explain the cabinet's determination to remove Saddam Hussein's arsenal of lethal weaponry.
It vividly articulates the mentality that shaped S-21, and indeed Kampuchea beyond, the relentless determination to remove every option from the prisoner – and citizen – to reduce them to absolute compliance.
If terrorism and indiscriminate violence are to be eliminated from Iraqi society, then Iraqis will have to show their determination to remove it by supporting their security forces, rejecting the presence among them of the enemies of a free Iraq and developing the ideology of a unified rather than a communally divided country.
