"generate resistance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe a situation in which somebody is actively resisting something, for example: "The government's new policies generated resistance from opposition parties."
And they use coercive measures that generate resistance.
Bringing a disparate group of retail and investment banks under one roof may generate resistance.
Such measures could create positive pressure to deliver, avoid the "mission creep" that occurs when organisations chase funding to sustain themselves, and reduce the self-preservation biases that generate resistance to change.
This can be achieved either by a single standard set by a dominant firm (which tends to generate resistance from customers and competitors), or by using a mixture of different technologies, with the patent system providing legal protection for inventions.The more the merrierAs the system of intellectual property evolves, the ethos seems to be that if a little is good, then more is better.
Either way, taking antimalarials at low doses, for a short period, is a surefire way to generate resistance.
These compounds have the potential to be highly specific, with fewer side effects, and a lower tendency to generate resistance.
But those efforts -- and the squeeze on doctors as health plans shrink payments for in-network care -- are generating resistance, experts say.
The hardship and inequality of the process have frayed tempers in austerity-hit countries and generated resistance – and partial non-compliance – which in turn have irritated the leaders of countries offering the "rescue".
With the exception of a water polo complex in Ryde and a volleyball stadium that has generated resistance from the residents of Bondi Beach, the rest of the sites are completed.
You see the problem?I agree that a carbon-permit market would be a great idea, and it's unfortunate that scepticism of Wall Street is generating resistance to the idea.
As phrased by Mullins [71]: "Demonstrating durability of generated resistance is key to underpinning grower confidence".
