The phrase "a general resolve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a broad or overarching determination or decision made by a group or individual.
Example: "The committee reached a general resolve to improve community engagement in the upcoming year."
Alternatives: "a collective decision" or "a common determination."
Phylogenetic analyses performed on datasets composed of all haplotypes for each mtDNA clade plus an outgroup chosen from its sister lineage did not in general resolve well.
That's why I'm hoping the next president takes the general resolve to spend gobs of money, and channels it into a National Mobility Project, a long-term investment in the country's infrastructure.
G-CSF treatment in patients with ELANE mutations does in general resolve neutropenia but does not always correct the deficiency in granule-associated proteins that is seen during neutropenia [ 31, 46, 47].
The presence of indwelling ureteral stents may cause minimal to moderate discomfort, frequency or urgency incontinence, and infection, which in general resolves on removal.
In general, resolving complicated phylogenetic problems requires reconciliation of conventional phylogenomic approaches and RGC [ 12].
In 1900, after months of bitter parliamentary dispute and obstructionism, Pelloux called a general election to resolve the constitutional issue, in which the left triumphed; the Radicals won 34 seats, and their allies, the Republicans, won a further 28 out of a total of 557.
Mexico and the United States in November 1941 signed a general agreement that resolved most of their outstanding quarrels.
A general algorithm which resolves the uncertain eigenvalue problem by using a reanalysis approach is considered.
We present a general, unified framework to resolve geometric covering problems.
Sheik Nasrallah, a 46-year-old Lebanese militia chieftain hiding in a bunker, has combined the scripted logic of a clergyman with the resolve of a general to completely rewrite the rules of the Arab-Israeli land feud.
