The phrase "are resolved according to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how decisions or issues are addressed based on specific criteria or guidelines.
Example: "The disputes between the parties are resolved according to the terms outlined in the contract."
Alternatives: "are settled based on" or "are determined in accordance with".
The department receives 11,000 to 12,000 such reports each year, the majority of which are resolved, according to the Police Department.
Only two in a thousand complaints are resolved, according to research cited in a study this year by Tsinghua University in Beijing.
In Texas, minors between the ages of 10 and 17 accused of crimes can be held in detention or released to their families at the discretion of judges as their cases are resolved, according to ABC 13.
Genetic engineering of human eggs, sperm or embryos should be allowed for research purposes only and not for the creation of genetically-modified babies "unless and until" ethical and safety issues are resolved, according to a joint statement from an international summit in gene editing.
That is to say that if the rules are complied with, if disputes are resolved according to the rules that are set forth, then not only will the electors chosen by the voters in that state be given conclusive effect at the time they are counted by Congress, but we will not have the controversy, dispute and chaos that's been taking place in Florida since then.
Accordingly, labor conflicts are resolved according to "The Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Settlement of Labor Disputes in Enterprises".
It was resolved according to Shariah, he said.
Lingering legal questions need to be resolved, according to today's tontine enthusiasts.
The problem has since been resolved according to Skibbe, who isn't helped by less than inspiring public persona.
In other words, the vote recount can be resolved according to law, and Republicans will still control the outcome.
More than 80percentt of those were resolved, according to the report, without an arrest, summons or written report.
