"failure of resolve" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is usually used to refer to a situation when someone fails to keep a promise they have made, or fails to stay strong and determined in a situation. For example: "His failure of resolve led to him not keeping his promise to help his friend."
This man's failure of resolve, gently understood by the director, is the political consequence of a dulled life in England and of a fleeting and parasitic job as a TV-news journalist.
In this classic instance of blaming the victim, the fault lies with a failure of resolve; self-respect was just not strong enough to rise to the occasion in a positive way.
Dr. Karadzic, accused of committing genocide against Muslims in the war in Bosnia, was first indicted almost seven years ago, and his freedom as a fugitive has long been criticized as a failure of resolve on the part of Western leaders.
After a summer of bullets and despite a poignant appearance onstage by Gabby Giffords, Obama ignored it, other headliners avoided it and our Glock-toting country went about its merry and murderous way, with a shooting spree every few months and a failure of resolve to do anything about it.
Failure to remove accessory spleen during main splenectomy done for pathological conditions, may result in failure of resolving the condition due to which the pathological condition persists.
It is as if the long history of failure to resolve the acrimonious disputes surrounding the interpretation of QM has led quantum physicists to become disenchanted with the garden of metaphysical delights.
In July 1997 the Phoenix Better Business Bureau canceled U-Haul International's corporate membership, citing a pattern of failure to resolve complaints and eliminate their causes.
First is an awareness of failure to resolve the tension between patient-centredness and evidence-based practice [ 37], generating uncertainty about responsibility for day-to-day symptom management [ 38].
Most of the fading-out-50 can, and likely will, be reauthorized retroactively, creating an inconvenience for some taxpayers, but not the same sort of mess as Congress' failure to resolve the future of the estate tax.
Figure 8 Mean frequency of occurrence of failures to resolve a contour pattern for NH subjects with AMO outputs for standard (white), semitone Smt-MF (gray), and Smt-LF (white) mappings.
The importance of the lower partials is supported by the observation that with Smt-LF in octave 4, where the higher frequency partials have been filtered out, the performance improved compared to octave 3. Figure 11 Mean frequency of occurrence of failures to resolve a contour pattern for CI recipients for standard (white), semitone Smt-MF (gray) and Smt-LF (black) mappings.
