"measures of resolution" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to both roundabout and direct strategies for resolving a conflict or problem. For example: "We decided to come up with some measures of resolution to put in place so that the conflict between the two teams would not escalate."
The settlement may help bring some measure of resolution to a bitter debate over the proper balance between civil rights and tactics meant to prevent terrorism.
The HET has done a great deal of good in bringing a measure of resolution to families.
This "fringe resolution" is known to be an imperfect measure of resolution in TEM [25], but remains useful for discerning trends in the underlying "true" resolution.
As a measure of resolution, the full width at half maximum (FWHM) of the three-dimensional activity distribution in the x and y direction was determined.
Using the individual model-parameter relative entropies as a measure of resolution, one can make quantitative judgments about which part of the history is likely to be well resolved.
A dimensionless measure of resolution N c, defined as the ratio of the width of the cohesive zone to the mesh size on the fault plane, was also compared with the benchmark results of DFM0.1 and BI0.1, given that both of these simulations used the same grid spacing (100 m) as ours.
It is thus possible to develop a measure of resolution for different tree-shape statistics, and thus select those statistics that have similar values only for similar trees [14].
We counted the number of species with non-overlapping barcodes (i.e. barcodes that uniquely identify individuals of a species) in a neighbor-joining (NJ) analysis [ 13] as a measure of resolution [ 19].
Participants were assessed on the MSCEIT along with measures of conflict resolution patterns and perceived marital satisfaction.
Two measures of symptom resolution were used.
