The phrase "a resolution introducing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a formal proposal or decision is being presented, often in legislative or organizational settings.
Example: "The committee submitted a resolution introducing new measures to improve environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "a proposal presenting" or "a motion proposing".
He urged them to contact elected officials and mentioned a resolution introduced by Senators Joseph R. Biden Jr. and John Kerry demanding free elections and restoration of the Constitution.
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A resolution introduced by 20 Democrats urges the House to condemn the "unwarranted slur" made by Mr. Limbaugh, though it does not condemn the broadcaster himself.
The Green New Deal, a resolution introduced by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ed Markey, has revealed deep fractures in the Democratic Party over how to pursue solutions to climate change.
Gen. Truman declined to comment on a resolution introduced in the Congolese Parliament only two hours before his arrival describing his mission as an "aggression".
A resolution introduced by the Arab group on behalf of the Palestinians called for an "immediate cessation of violence, provocation and destruction," and a return to arrangements before September 2000, when the Arab uprising began.
In July, Congress passed a resolution, introduced by Donald Payne, a Democratic congressman from New Jersey, to describe the killings in Sudan as "genocide" — the first time that Congress had described an ongoing massacre in such terms.
The UN general assembly unanimously voted last week to adopt a resolution, introduced by Germany and Brazil, stating that "the same rights that people have offline must also be protected online, including the right to privacy".
Mr. LaValle noted that in April the board unanimously approved a resolution introduced by Mr. Fiore-Rosenfeld that requires recipients of town construction contracts worth more than $250,000 to have state-approved apprenticeship programs.
Last year, Coca-Cola and the association passed out fliers at the Conference of Mayors that argued against a resolution, introduced by Mayor Newsom, to study the impact of bottled water on municipal waste.
