The phrase "authorization of resolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where formal approval or consent is required for a decision or action to be taken.
Example: "The board will meet next week to discuss the authorization of resolution regarding the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "approval of resolution" or "consent for resolution".
"Republicans should support some version of the authorization of force resolution.
Putin has gotten rid of the authorization of force in the resolution.
France has favored a two-stage approach, which would leave the authorization of force to a second resolution, a position Russia and China favor.
Virtually at the same time, the coalition dodged voting with the United States, Britain and France in favor of a U.N. resolution enabling authorization of a no-flight zone over Libya, chose abstention alongside Russia and China and then said it would not participate in an international coalition's military effort to protect Libyan civilians.
And what about the déjà vu of Senator McConnell's proposing an "Authorization of the Use of Force" resolution?
France insists on leaving the authorization of military force for a second resolution if United Nations weapons inspectors report that Iraq is not cooperating with their work.
And this is really the impasse that we have, because some say there should be no ultimatum, no authorization of force in any new U.N. resolution -- instead, more discussion in the event of noncompliance.
But even as President Bush warned again, in strong terms, that he would take military action to disarm Iraq if the United Nations did not, the Council came no closer to accord on a strong resolution including an authorization of military force.
France, backed tacitly by Russia, has argued for two resolutions, leaving the authorization of war until after the arms inspectors have reported violations by Baghdad.
The senators were careful to note that the resolution was not an authorization of force, but said that Mr. Obama would receive bipartisan support should he decide that a military strike was necessary.
