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The phrase "a quick resolution to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the desire or need for a prompt solution to a problem or issue.
Example: "We are looking for a quick resolution to the ongoing dispute between the two parties."
Alternatives: "a swift solution to the" or "an expedited resolution for the".
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A quick resolution to the war, though, could change the situation, he said.
The talks are intended to bring a quick resolution to the civil claims against Andersen.
But Spanish officials said they hoped for a quick resolution to the conflict.
There seems little hope of a quick resolution to the negotiations.
The prospect of a quick resolution to the dispute appears remote.
We now hope for a quick resolution to the ongoing issues with sourcing mackerel from the north-east Atlantic".
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A quick resolution to this quandary, however, is unlikely.
Angus Fraser arrived in Manchester on Sunday aiming for a quick resolution to two of the major end-of-season issues in English cricket.
Norway's foreign minister, Jan Petersen, who announced the agreement in a statement in Oslo, hailed it as a bold step toward peace, but he also sought to discourage unrealistic hopes of a quick resolution to one of the world's most intractable civil wars.
[C14.] European Trade Dispute Escalates Despite the Clinton administration's hope for a quick resolution to a multibillion-dollar dispute with the European Union over corporate tax policy, the problem appeared to be escalating on the eve of President Clinton's meeting with European leaders in Lisbon.
Despite the Clinton administration's hope for a quick resolution to a multibillion-dollar dispute with the European Union over corporate tax policy, the problem appeared to be escalating today on the eve of President Clinton's meeting with European leaders in Lisbon.
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