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The phrase "a resolute line" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a clear, determined, or unwavering stance or boundary in various contexts, such as writing, art, or personal beliefs.
Example: "The artist drew a resolute line across the canvas, symbolizing the boundary between reality and imagination."
Alternatives: "a firm line" or "a clear boundary".
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One particular goal was to persuade other Asia-Pacific leaders to take a resolute line over North Korea's recent test of a nuclear bomb.
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However, with security deteriorating and the economy failing to perform to its potential, the record of Mr Bouteflika's first two terms is looking steadily less impressive, and there are some indications that powerful figures in the military and political establishment are looking for an alternative preferably someone who will take a more resolute line on AQIM.
With it came a new name for the mission in Afghanistan – Operation Resolute Support.
Up next is Montreal, who pulled off perhaps the surprise of the weekend beating the Sounders in Century-Link, behind a resolute defensive line that gave up few real chances.
We were a team that absolutely dominated in the first half, let in a sloppy goal and then struggled in the second to break down a resolute back-line".
Muslims account for 8% of the island's population and are a resolute lot.
Then came the maniples of the second line, and only a resolute foe could rally from the two successive shocks.
Saracens recovered from their first Premiership defeat of the season to overcome a resolute Gloucester.
The game settled into a pattern of West Germany trying to break down a resolute defence that had the calmness, experience and unerring positional ability of Jennings as the last line.
He was a resolute goofball.
Miller is a resolute no voter.
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