The phrase "and resolve in the face of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express determination or commitment to overcome challenges or difficulties.
Example: "She showed great strength and resolve in the face of adversity during the crisis."
Alternatives: "and determination in the face of" or "and perseverance in the face of".
Lee is a powerful figure for the Chinese because he emphasised power and resolve in the face of adversity, particularly from foreign oppressors.
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They fall in love and resolve, in the face of enormous familial and societal hostility, to abide "beyond race" in "the independent nation of music"—which leaves them, and their three children, in every sense beyond the pale.
While Republicans sell gloom and doom and a possible debt default, the president sells optimism and resolve in the face of challenges.
As far back as Israel's war of independence in 1948, when Arab armies invaded the same day the nascent Jewish state was born, Israelis proved their ingenuity and resolve in the face of overwhelming odds.
They possess grit, determination, and "undeniable mental/emotional resolve in the face of considerable challenge," Lester concluded in his dissertation.
The Clinton campaign showed resolve in the face of the developments, rallying supporters and donors and enlisting prominent surrogates to fight back.
The outreach is intended to stiffen the judges' resolve in the face of potential intimidation and to reduce procedural delays.
On the other hand, the United States has reportedly impressed on its allies the need to show resolve in the face of Hezbollah's threats and support the tribunal.
Of course, there is an inherent stoicism in Britain, woven into the Second World War spirit of bulldog resolve in the face of hardship.
