The phrase "a resolution acknowledging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in formal contexts, such as legal documents, official statements, or organizational communications, where a resolution is being passed to recognize or accept something.
Example: "The board passed a resolution acknowledging the contributions of all volunteers during the annual event."
Alternatives: "a statement recognizing" or "a declaration affirming".
New Jersey's legislature passed a resolution acknowledging them as a tribe in 1980, but the federal vetting process, with its stricter standards of documentation, proved more difficult, and organized gambling interests in Atlantic City lobbied against them.
On Tuesday, 10 House Republicans announced they would sign a resolution acknowledging that human activity contributes to climate change.
The House sought to redress that grievance on Tuesday evening, however slightly, with a resolution acknowledging the role slaves played in the construction.
Last week a collection of House Republicans bucked their party leaders by offering a resolution acknowledging the problem of climate change and the need to solve it.
Initially, he accepted the reforms, and, after the matter was debated within Frăţia just before rebellion broke out, he issued a resolution acknowledging this (the document was probably inspired by Nicolae Bălcescu).
Under this scenario, the next step would then be a new U.N. resolution acknowledging Iran's coöperation and lifting international sanctions imposed by the world body a formal signal that other nations can legally lift unilateral sanctions.
Under this scenario, the next step would then be a new U.N. resolution acknowledging Iran's coöperation and lifting international sanctions imposed by the world body — a formal signal that other nations can legally lift unilateral sanctions.
A senior Indian diplomat in New York said today that some United Nations diplomats were arguing that the current resolution acknowledging the allies' control could be amended to meet the concerns expressed in New Delhi, Moscow and Paris.
So far, at least 10 House Republicans have signed on to the resolution acknowledging that human activity contributes to climate change, and calling for actions to respond to the threat of climate change.
As with the PCA analysis (''comparison of multiple maps'' section), we first ensured that all maps were clipped to the same footprint and were at the same starting pixel resolution (acknowledging that the 30 m and 90 m products were already degraded for the first comparison), and then we aggregated from the starting 240 m resolution to pixel resolutions of 480, 720 and 960 m.
But, by omitting the part of the resolution acknowledging this "instance of the progress of arts," it is easily made to appear that Congress passed this resolution for the sole purpose of promoting religion.
