The phrase "actually resolving" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of finding a solution or addressing an issue in a definitive manner.
Example: "The team is focused on actually resolving the ongoing conflicts to improve workplace harmony."
Alternatives: "truly solving" or "effectively addressing".
"PERHAPS the next generation will be wiser than us and find a way of actually resolving this problem".
As a result, they had little interest in actually resolving political issues, since any solution they came up with would, immediately, be used to pressure their political allies.
But there is always the danger in ASEAN that the process of consensus is confused with the substance of actually resolving conflicts.Concerns about the future, moreover, only grow.
And we're only able to start actually resolving a situation effectively when we can put an accurate label to that emotion.
This gap is unfortunate, because if reducing violence and suffering is the goal, actions that lead to a reduction in conflict severity without actually resolving conflict in high intensity wars arguably have a bigger impact, in terms of reducing loss-of-life and overall suffering, than resolving a low-intensity conflict.
With near-total disregard for nuance or even a tip of the hat to actually resolving the Middle East conflict, these statements served only one goal: to meet the perceived domestic political need to demonstrate unswerving support for Israeli policy.
The dichotomy between the negative and positive views of law was never actually resolved.
"We consider these as secondary steps, nothing sufficient enough to actually resolve the conflict," he said.
We first have to be able to identify them before you can actually resolve them.
Let's test how willing they are to actually resolve this diplomatically and peacefully.
These studies tend to be fairly skeptical of tech's potential to help people actually resolve their legal issues.
