The phrase "a resolution by which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in formal contexts, particularly in legal, governmental, or organizational documents to describe a decision or agreement made by a group.
Example: "The committee passed a resolution by which all members are required to attend the annual meeting."
Alternatives: "a decision that" or "an agreement through which".
Yet there is a resolution by the Federal Medical Board which orientates physicians as to the proper conduct when faced with problems concerning MAR.
Success of the present study in resolving the mapped QTLs into the underlying QTL genes can be attributed to that the major QTLs have been mapped at the high resolution by which direct gene targeting becomes possible.
Such filtration, however, would inevitably reduce the temporal resolution by which the animal is sampling the environment, compromising the animal's ability to detecting fast moving and changing stimuli, and reacting to them.
Based on our analysis, we conclude that the application of large-scale transcriptome data allows the elucidation of retrotransposon transcriptional activity, but that the resolution by which transcription can be assigned to specific retrotransposon loci is still limited.
Unfortunately, the intrinsic sequence redundancy of retrotransposons has limited the resolution by which activity can be assigned to specific elements (or classes thereof) using genome-scale approaches [ 14, 15].
Pierce supported a resolution by Calhoun against this proposal, which Pierce considered a dangerous stepping stone to nationwide emancipation.
Domestic helicopter service was inaugurated in November 2005, in line with a resolution by the Council of Ministers in April 2001 which stated that domestic services should be introduced.
Last week, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a resolution, by a margin of 366 30, which did two unprecedented things: first, it acknowledged the U.S. role in the war, including the mid-air refueling of the Saudi-led coalition planes (which is essential to their bombing campaign) and help in selecting targets; and second, that this military involvement has not been authorized by Congress.
The law allows Congress to rescind a rule by passing a "resolution of disapproval," which cannot be filibustered.
In his annual address to Congress on December 4, he declared the Polk victory a mandate for Texas annexation and proposed that congress adopt a joint resolution procedure by which simple majorities in each house could secure ratification for the Tyler treaty.
Congress would have 30 days to authorize the conflict, approve it, or pass a resolution of disapproval, which could be vetoed by the president.
