"gradually resolved" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation that slowly improves over time. For example, "The tension between the two countries gradually resolved, leading to an official peace treaty."
With the support of her husband Neil, Frogner gradually resolved to retrain as a choreographer.
SKD histology gradually resolved, reaching a normal histology after an average of 241 days.
The imbalance of the drag and lift forces acting on each box in the subcritical region gradually resolved and both boxes were almost equally loaded by the forces at the supercritical region.
The central bank has to judge how far this higher productivity is based on a structural change; gauge when the acceleration will stop; and determine what the new "sustainable" rate of growth is.The first of these issues is being gradually resolved.
Intraocular inflammation gradually resolved, and visual acuity improved.
Focal neurological symptoms gradually resolved within 30 minutes-24 hours.
The first part is stringently dialectical, as the men gradually resolve to fight and carefully plan their action.
His sentences, which often run on for pages, dart digressively about, much like brushstrokes applied to a canvas, gradually resolving their parts into a cohesive whole.
The game is played in practicals work session and it is expected to include more levels, more challenges that the student should gradually resolve.
In particular, we show that the TSVD-based LM algorithm converges to appropriate estimates because it gradually resolves the important features of the true model.
In more ordinary language, Hegel is arguing that existence as a whole constitutes a unity of all opposites, in which everything has its place and that the tension between these opposites gradually resolves itself into pre-existing whole.
