The phrase "a resolution recognizing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in formal contexts, such as legislative documents or official statements, to indicate that a resolution acknowledges or affirms something.
Example: "The Senate passed a resolution recognizing the contributions of veterans to our country."
Alternatives: "a motion acknowledging" or "a declaration affirming".
In Washington, the House passed a resolution recognizing the flood victims and pledging national solidarity.
In February, the Senate passed a resolution recognizing Levinson as the longest-held civilian in U.S. history.
Israeli officials argue that a resolution recognizing a Palestinian state could complicate the prospect of talks beyond salvation.
For however morally right and historically overdue, a resolution recognizing Palestinian statehood might not only fail to advance the Palestinian cause, it might even set it back.
606.' " Nevertheless, the association unanimously adopted a resolution recognizing that Ehrlich had the right to take out international patents on his invention.
There was even division within Congress over whether to pass a resolution recognizing the military and intelligence operatives who pulled off the strike on Bin Laden.
Only the Palestinians appear to have a clear-cut strategy: to bring the conflict to the international arena through a United Nations General Assembly Resolution recognizing a Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, within the 1967 borders.
And in the absence of a negotiated agreement, the Palestinians hope they will have enough international support by September for a United Nations resolution recognizing their right to a state within the 1967 boundaries.
warned colleagues in a recent letter that adopting a congressional resolution recognizing the genocide "could be cataclysmic and undermine U.S. interests," and it risks alienating "one of our last allies in the region who is working hand in hand with U.S. soldiers and our allies to combat ISIS," using an acronym for the militant group Islamic State.
Gesturing to me, he said, "I've just been telling this guy I'm an independent agent!" Then he asked for a list of the three bills to see if he really did want to vote yes: A nonbinding resolution "recognizing that we are facing a global food crisis".
In June 2009, the UN Human Rights Council passed a landmark resolution recognizing preventable maternal mortality and morbidity as a pressing human-rights issue that violates a woman's rights to health, life, education, dignity, and information.
