The phrase "at resolution" is an acceptable and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you wish to describe something that has been solved or resolved. For example, "The conflict between the two countries was finally at resolution."
You trudge past images of ruination, and you arrive at uplift, at resolution".
His latest, and potentially most serious, problem is at Resolution Life, the business established by the colourful entrepreneur Clive Cowdery.
Mr. Bush has put himself at the center of a conflict that has defeated countless attempts at resolution.
After many attempts at resolution, the last of the Ugandan troops withdrew from the DRC in 2003.
Mr. Cerezo said they had come to the workshop after several frustrating phone attempts at resolution with the bank.
These efforts at resolution are all the more difficult at a time when talk of war and further threats is so prevalent.
WASHINGTON — There is a basic fact about Syria's civil war that never seems to change: It frustrates any attempt at resolution.
"Intellectually, and also from my heart, I was interested in looking at resolution of conflict rather than just treating the symptoms of conflict," he said.
Joseph Tanney, a principal at Resolution: 4, a 20-year-old architectural firm in Manhattan, said he had seen "a rise in Modern design interest and awareness".
Although the Japanese government denied any legal responsibility for the sexual assaults, it set up the Asian Women's Fund in 1995 as an attempt at resolution.
Ms. Welti, a graduate of the landscape design program at the New York Botanical Garden, started her design in earnest in 2005 after she saw the plans for the rear addition, designed by Joseph Tanney at Resolution: 4 Architecture.
