The phrase "a statement of resolve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a firm decision or commitment to a particular course of action or belief.
Example: "In her speech, she made a powerful statement of resolve to fight for justice and equality."
Alternatives: "a declaration of determination" or "a commitment to action".
NATO couched the decision as a statement of its resolve, but Mr. Rasmussen expressed a cautious, even minimalist, vision of the alliance's role in dealing with humanitarian crises beyond its members' borders.
It begins with her description of her defeat at the hands of Obama in 2008, and ends with a statement of her resolve for America in 2016 and beyond.
But by the time he said words that at a normal European Central Bank news briefing might sound like a steely statement of resolve — "the euro is irreversible" — many investors were too busy putting through their sell orders to listen.
After the terrorist attacks, Frist, a Tennessee Republican, decided he would run both the Marine Corps Marathon in Washington last Sunday and the New York race, in a personal statement of resolve against terrorism.
Against this backdrop, the U.N. conference is, if nothing else, a welcome statement of resolve.
And now, as we are here debating today, another debate is taking place in the U.N. To the extent this resolution remains strong as it is now is the extent to which we can expect an equally and perhaps even stronger statement of resolve by the United Nations to fulfill its mandate, to fulfill its charter.
He declined to say precisely how many would have to be resolved for a "statement of principles" in the next round.
If the problem is not resolved, you are by law allowed to submit a statement of dispute or explanation of account telling your side of the story.
Request that the credit reporting agency place a statement of the dispute in your file and on future reports if the dispute is not resolved.
