The phrase "a great resolve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong determination or commitment to achieve something significant.
Example: "After much contemplation, she made a great resolve to change her life for the better."
Alternatives: "a strong determination" or "a firm commitment".
In "The Hard Nut," the little heroine, Marie, goes from passivity to a great resolve; in "Romeo," Juliet does the same.
I think the community is something that our hearts instinctively look for, and so for me I feel a great resolve and a real privilege to be able to devote my life to," added Strickler, drawing impromptu applause from the Disrupt audience.
Mr. Gladwell showed a great resolve when he brought his feelings about CTE directly to a school that lost a player, Owen Thomas, to an allegedly CTE-related suicide.
"There is a greater resolve in our state to stand up and get a marriage amendment into our State Constitution," Ron Baity, the president of Return America, a conservative religious group in Wallburg, N.C., said after seeing the results in New York.
A greater resolve that has been evident in their last three games, in which they are unbeaten, should help them begin to climb the table, if they can apply that consistently.
They left with more strength and a greater resolve to work to fix things and make the world a better place.
Since it had been established in the 1920s that electrons have the properties of waves about 100,000 times shorter than those of light, Ruska posited that if electrons could be focused on an object the same way light is, at extremely high magnifications the electrons would yield greater detail (i.e., have a greater resolving power) than would conventional light microscopes.
Recently, whole genome data from Saccharomyces yeasts have provided a greater resolving power by allowing trees to be constructed based on concatenated sets of genes.
Coupling experimental evolution with genome sequencing or transcriptome profiling is a very recent and successful approach [ 37, 38], in that it experimentally magnifies the variation in the trait of interest and produces a greater resolving power in identifying structure of molecular networks and adaptive processes [ 39].
This is a nation of great resolve, which built the Great Wall and stifled dissent in Tiananmen Square, thousands of years apart.
Her start appeared to be a tactical mistake, but the finish seemed to confirm the great resolve of an athlete who had been subjected to sex-verification tests in 2009 and withering personal scrutiny as track officials clumsily handled the matter of whether she should be allowed to compete as a woman.
