The phrase "adoption of resolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to formal decision-making processes, such as in meetings, legislative bodies, or organizational settings.
Example: "The adoption of resolution 2023-05 was unanimously approved by the board during the meeting."
Alternatives: "approval of resolution" or "passage of resolution".
Further, I believe that the arguments in support of the revival argument are stronger following adoption of resolution 1441.
Although the changes in wording from past measures were small, Israeli diplomats hailed the adoption of Resolution 1450 as a major step forward in the difficult history of Middle East issues at the United Nations.
Over 100 states are now parties, but some important ones have stayed out: that makes the unanimous adoption of resolution 1970 by all 15 members of the security council (including China, Russia and the US, who are not party to the ICC) all the more remarkable.
In a statement, the Security Council said it "recognises that the situation now existing in Iraq is significantly different from that which existed at the time of the adoption of resolution 661" in 1990.
UNESCO initiated this 'celebration' in 1998 and with the Executive Board's adoption of resolution 29 C/40 invites Ministers of Culture to promote the day and people all over the world to organize events on the theme of abolition.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the adoption of Resolution 2065 by the UN General Assembly, the first of its kind to recognize the existence of the sovereignty dispute and to call upon its sole two parties, the Governments of Argentina and the United Kingdom, to reach a settlement by means of negotiations.
Minutes contain a record of pastor and members present, election of deacons, trustees, clerks and sextons, appointments to committees to visit members, examination and admission of new members, communions and baptisms, public confessions, and passage and adoption of resolutions.
It is an even better moment for the adoption of resolutions designed to improve that condition.
This followed the adoption of resolutions on AMR by The World Organization for Animal Health and the World Health Organization in May 2015, and marked the beginning of a joint effort by the three organizations to combat AMR globally.
L. 99 247, § 1(b)(3), substituted "enactment of joint resolutions" for "adoption of concurrent resolutions" and "such joint resolution" for "such resolution".
L. 99 247, § 1(c)(3), substituted "enactment of joint resolutions" for "adoption of concurrent resolutions" and "such joint resolution" for "such resolution".
