The phrase "a resolution citing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a formal decision or statement references specific information or sources.
Example: "The committee passed a resolution citing the need for improved environmental policies."
Alternatives: "a decision referencing" or "a statement mentioning".
The Americans then substituted a resolution citing the Secretary General's "initiative" in sending the fact-finding team, which was unanimously adopted.
He dutifully introduced a resolution citing "an unbearable level of noise emanating from the bridge" and directing the county's Department of Public Works to spend $50,000 to erect a temporary sound barrier on its east side.
The Communist Party was voted out of existence with a resolution citing "the impossibility of the party's regaining the public's confidence" and saying the party bore responsibility for violating democracy and damaging the economy.
The South Dakota Republican Party did so last week, when it passed a resolution citing in part the proposed EPA regulations.
As a House Committee prepares to vote on a resolution citing Attorney General Eric Holder for contempt of Congress over documents sought about the botched "Fast and Furious" gun trafficking operation, the American people should be wondering: Why is there no mechanism for us to hold the Congress in contempt?
An American official said that those countries might be looking for some way to help, and that a strong United Nations resolution citing the dire conditions in Iraq might bring a favorable decision.
In Utah, Governor Gary Herbert signed off on an anti-porn resolution, citing public health as the justification.
They argue that a phrase in the draft resolution citing Iraq's "material breach" of its past obligations could be used by the United States to justify unilateral war.
Mr. Cameron said that Colonel Qaddafi's government remained in "flagrant breach" of the United Nations resolution, citing fresh reports of fighting in Misurata, a city seized by rebels and now under a counterassault by loyalist forces.
Mr. Kucinich's resolution, citing the War Powers Resolution, directs the president to remove American armed forces from Libya 15 days after the date of adoption.
India was among 36 countries – including Pakistan, the US, Singapore, Egypt, Japan, China and Sri Lanka – who opposed the resolution, citing the right of each sovereign nation to decide its own legal system.
