The phrase "a prerequisite for resolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing conditions or requirements that must be met before a resolution can be achieved.
Example: "Establishing clear communication is a prerequisite for resolution in any conflict."
Alternatives: "a requirement for resolution" or "a condition for resolution".
In this study, we use linear polynomials for S because then the minimum points of considered functionals may locate within integer intervals, which is a prerequisite for resolving fundamental periods at subpixel resolution.
As a prerequisite for high-resolution imaging in vivo, motion artifacts were abolished by combining volatile anesthetics and positive pressure ventilation with a specially designed animal bed for fixation.
Fast and cost-effective treatment methods are a prerequisite for high-resolution studies on long paleoenvironmental records, and thus, these results are fundamental for the further development of U isotope analyses as a tool for the reconstruction of past erosion and catchment dynamics in response to climate variability.
Such short pulses are a prerequisite for high mass resolution, accurate mass measurements, and structure assignments.
She is right with her analysis that "reaching out to the populations is a prerequisite for finding a peaceful resolution to the conflict".
To make thin enough sections from the samples is a prerequisite for utilizing the high resolution of the electron microscope.
Both India and Russia have made such a resolution a prerequisite for their participation in any force.
Talking to Hamas is a prerequisite for any sustainable solution.
As a prerequisite for spatial normalization, a high-resolution T1 anatomical scan was obtained for each patient (160 slices, matrix = 240 × 240 pixel, voxel size = 1 × 1 × 1 mm, repetition time = 2.2 s, echo time = 2.6 ms).
But unsure of whether the support in the Council will be there, Washington still insists that such a resolution is not a prerequisite for action.
