The phrase "a resolution directing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in formal contexts, particularly in legal, governmental, or organizational documents where a decision or directive is being issued.
Example: "The board passed a resolution directing the committee to investigate the matter further."
Alternatives: "a decision instructing" or "a motion mandating".
The Republican leadership introduced a resolution directing the chief counsel for the House to withdraw the brief.
Mr. McCain won a 61-to-36 61-to-36 61-to-36tion directing the secretary of the Senate to transmit the campaign finance bill to the House.
Soon after, he maneuvered to ensure that the House would not approve a resolution directing Mr. Obama to end the mission.
The formal work on spending issues is scheduled to begin on the House floor next week when Republicans take up a resolution directing Mr. Ryan, the Budget Committee chairman, to set spending parameters at 2008 levels.
Earlier this month, the United States Senate approved a resolution directing American representatives to the International Monetary Fund and other international lending institutions to relieve Haiti's external debt and ensure that future aid is in the form of grants.
Mr. McCain, the Arizona Republican who has made changing the campaign finance law a personal cause, won a 61-to-36 61-to-36 61-to-36a resolution directing the secretary of the Senate to transmit the campaign finance legislation to the House "without delay".
Mr. Painter said Congress should embrace that role by passing a resolution directed at Mr. Trump.
Under the Democrats' plan, the House would first consider a nonbinding resolution directing the President to abide by the treaty limits.
On May 4, it passed a unanimous resolution directing its school superintendent to return the field-testing material to NYSED and to inform it that the tests would not completed by students.
Rep. Dennis Kucinich's house resolution directing the president to withdraw all troops from Afghanistan was resoundingly rejected yesterday, as 356 voted against and only 65 voted for the resolution.
But the resolution directs the board to develop a business plan that would provide for hiring an executive director.
