The phrase "conclusive resolution" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a final and decisive decision or solution to a problem or issue. Example: After much deliberation and debate, the committee reached a conclusive resolution on the controversial issue, bringing an end to months of uncertainty.
Vacating the decision below would thus allow the Electoral College process to reach a lawful, final and conclusive resolution of the presidential election.
But a conclusive resolution of the prevailing impasse is unlikely to be achieved through an exchange of nuclear concessions for sanctions relief.
Across the country, American Catholics struggled to interpret a long-awaited response from the Vatican that, far from providing a conclusive resolution to the sexual abuse crisis, only called for yet another committee to consider it further.
As each army continued to seek the advantage at Verdun, preparations for the upcoming Somme offensive exerted pressure on both sides to push for a hasty and conclusive resolution to the battle.
"All of this paralyzing uncertainty among health plans, employers, government regulators and others — underscores the vital need for a prompt and conclusive resolution of the constitutional challenge to the individual mandate.
These are all purely orchestral, with a new, hardedged, contrapuntal clarity of instrumentation, and devoid of programs altogether, yet each clearly embodies a spiritual conflict that reaches a conclusive resolution.
The same unwinding mechanism may also apply to AT-rich sequences; however, a conclusive answer awaits measurements with higher spatiotemporal resolution.
To provide an ultimately conclusive answer requires a much larger dataset suitable for high-resolution structural analysis, or, even better, a crystal structure.
Although not conclusive, high-resolution transmission and scanning electron microscopy revealed variant internalization behaviors where some of the SGS became folded and compartmentalized into tight bundles within cellular organelles.
It required a unanimous vote of nine, later fifteen, Council members to enact a resolution; hence, conclusive and effective action was difficult, if not impossible.
The plan, called a budget resolution, is not conclusive.
