The phrase "a plan for resolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or approaches to solve a problem or conflict.
Example: "The team developed a plan for resolution to address the ongoing issues within the project."
Alternatives: "a strategy for resolution" or "a solution plan".
If a material issue was raised during our transformation exercise, we had 48 hours to close it with a plan for a resolution.
And it is rebelling against the requirement that financial institutions maintain a plan for their own resolution.
The department said in a statement that "outside parties in Miami are in the process of putting together a plan for a cooperative resolution that would include the immediate transfer of Elian to his father's care".
The purpose of the living will, of course, is to provide a plan for the rapid resolution of a financially distressed company, which was specifically the case with a number of financial firms in September 2008.
Foreign Minister Dominique de Villepin, forcefully arguing France's position at a midday news conference, outlined a plan for an initial Council resolution that would only require Iraq to allow the weapons inspections without spelling out any consequences if Baghdad does not comply.
While the incident was damaging, much was learned, including the importance of having an IoT security strategy and a plan for quick response and resolution of incidents.
A separate provision of the resolution endorses a plan for political transition, which was first hammered out at a conference in Geneva last summer.
He publicly set five tests to be met before he voted, including legality – the air strikes were given cover through a UN resolution – and a plan for post-Isis Syria and Iraq.
A U.N. Security Council resolution backing a plan for Assad to cede power, pressed by the U.S., its Western allies and the Arab League, failed last Saturday because Russia and China vetoed it.
The world is responsible for what happens here because you gave Assad the permission to kill". That was a reference to the joint Russian-Chinese veto Saturday of a Security Council resolution endorsing a plan for Assad to cede power.
