The phrase "a resolution stating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a formal statement or decision made by a group or organization, often in legal or official contexts.
Example: "The board passed a resolution stating that all employees must complete the training by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "a declaration indicating" or "a statement affirming".
Episcopal leaders approved a resolution stating that local dioceses can allow clergy members to bless same-sex unions.
The executive council adopted a resolution stating: "President Bush's plan is bad economic policy and morally wrong.
The result was a unanimous vote by the society to draft a resolution stating its "unequivocal opposition" to relocating the memorial.
The laymen, however, voted a resolution stating that parents "cannot follow the demand of obedience" by the Pope in this matter and asked him to withdraw the encyclical.
After he secured the party's nomination, the Senate in 2008 passed a resolution stating that McCain was indeed a natural-born citizen.
On Nov. 19, the board of the Javits operating corporation passed a resolution stating that the city's and state's current plans for the Javits center were "unacceptable," because they would result in a long delay.
Lincoln Center, in turn, provided a copy of a project resolution stating that important decisions required agreement of each member in writing.
L. 99 247, § 1(c)(1), substituted "enacts a joint resolution prohibiting" for "adopts a concurrent resolution stating that it objects to".
L. 99 247, § 1(b)(1), substituted "enacts a joint resolution prohibiting" for "adopts a concurrent resolution stating that it objects to" in concluding provisions.
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Biddulph said that 32 states submitted resolutions for a balanced budget convention by the late 1980s, but after Ohio voted down a resolution, states started to withdraw.
