The phrase "are always resolved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that certain issues or problems consistently find a solution or are dealt with effectively.
Example: "In our organization, conflicts are always resolved through open communication and collaboration."
Alternatives: "are consistently addressed" or "are invariably settled".
It is important to remind ourselves that one of the distinctive and stabilizing values of our particular brand of democracy, however cumbersome it may be at times, is that ambiguities in the electoral process are always resolved by armies of lawyers battling at the bars of justice rather than armies of soldiers battling at the barricades in the streets.
Among the remaining taxa, the Y. cagnagellus irrorellus clade, two nodes in the Y. menkeni sociatus clade, and Y. meguronis + Y. eurinellus are always resolved.
The apparent double standard is always resolved by Japanese officials with an assertion that agriculture is different.
Nobody dies in these dramas, except in rare accidents, but the conflict is always resolved by victory or defeat.
Variation between researchers of the total volume documented was always <5%; and was always resolved by discussion.
Furthermore, scientific disputes will not be always resolved during the time the scientific issues are considered relevant to policy discussions[ 110].
We used a standardized evaluation instrument, two reviewers independently performed the selection and abstraction processes, and disagreements were always resolved by consensus.
Occasionally, these cells present a delay in segregating one of the chromatids but this was always resolved before cytokinesis, further confirming previous results that there are no significant errors in somatic cell mitosis.
RNA isolated from the bottom band (B) was always resolved into two RNA bands on a denaturing agarose gel; a 5.5-kb band and a band of about 8 kb (RNA1; see Fig. 2).
