The phrase "a resolve that has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a determination or decision that has been made or established.
Example: "She made a resolve that has changed her life for the better."
Alternatives: "a determination that has" or "a decision that has".
The poet dares to introduce to Israel in exile an alternative resolve that has not been on their screen".Your ways," you who have colluded with the empire of quid-pro-quo, is a way of fear, scarcity, and anxiety that requires labor that does not satisfy and purchases that are not bread.
And the college's first president, Horace Mann, the Massachusetts-born education reformer, instilled a spirit of moral resolve that has lingered ever since.
He wrote that a "fatal split in the Confederate psyche" precluded "a resolve that would have persevered in the contest after all the romance was gone".
Political rivals have failed to resolve a dispute that has kept Parliament from convening.
And finally: Do the two sides have the courage to resolve a conflict that has been decades in the making?
I don't believe that it is possible to resolve a conflict that has lasted 120 years in one jump.
Some professors said they welcomed the opportunity to try to resolve a debate that has been brewing for years.
The two-day summit meeting in Brussels will be the 20th time leaders have met to try to resolve a crisis that has spread across Europe since it began in Greece in early 2010.
McKellen's subtlety and exactitude as an actor were showcased in the character study Mr. Holmes (2015), about the attempts of a nonagenarian Sherlock Holmes to resolve a case that has bedeviled him for 30 years.
The Philippines on Monday sent a navy vessel to the area with medical and diplomatic personnel to pick up the group or escort them back to the Philippines, hoping to resolve a situation that has complicated its relations with Malaysia.
