The phrase "adoption of a resolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to formal decision-making processes, such as meetings, legislative actions, or organizational governance.
Example: "The board voted unanimously for the adoption of a resolution to increase funding for community programs."
Alternatives: "approval of a resolution" or "passage of a resolution."
The adoption of a resolution outlawing FGM by the UN general assembly in December has added impetus.
It was followed by adoption of a resolution sponsored by all of the Knesset's 11 parties except the Communists.
Faced with defeat late in 1822, a Salvadoran congress sought adoption of a resolution providing for the province's annexation to the United States, but this scheme was abandoned when Iturbide's government collapsed in 1823.
But on Wednesday the onion made a comeback: its original backer, Senator David Carlucci, a Rockland County Democrat, won adoption of a resolution designating August 21 as Onion Appreciation Day.
I am the Queens resident whose proposal to Community Board 9 led to its adoption of a resolution in December calling for transforming this right-of-way into a greenway comprising a bike path and a hiking trail ("Dreams and Schemes for an Abandoned Rail Line," Jan . 2.
Yet only a day later, supporters of the conference (including some sane-ish governments and NGOs) were speaking of success: the adoption of a resolution that might just be a landmark in the battle for tolerance and free speech.Most of the European countries that walked out of Mr Ahmadinejad's speech made clear soon after that they were not quitting the whole conference.
The French foreign minister, Alain Juppe, said the Homs bloodshed was a crime against humanity and "those who block the adoption of such a resolution are taking a grave historical responsibility".
The report of Palestinian-Israeli cease-fire contacts came as Palestinians pushed for quick adoption of a United Nations Security Council resolution demanding an end to the Israeli operation.
It came as Russia, France and Germany again said -- more explicitly than ever before -- that they would not allow adoption of a Security Council resolution to authorize such a war.
If we fail to achieve the adoption of a second resolution, we would need to consider urgently at that stage the strength of our legal case in the light of circumstances at that time.
Goldsmith warned Blair: "I remain of the opinion that the safest legal course would be to secure the adoption of a further resolution to authorise the use of force".
