"more resolved to" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to express the idea that someone is determined to do something with more intensity or dedication than before. For example, "Determined to pass the test, Tom became even more resolved to study hard."
"I was even more resolved to stay," she said.
"What happened yesterday and on previous days makes us even more resolved to continue to defeat the forces of terrorism".
Republican legislators here said today's ruling by the Florida Supreme Court made them even more resolved to push forward with a special session to appoint presidential electors for Gov. George W. Bush.
Republican legislators in Florida said the ruling by the state Supreme Court made them even more resolved to push forward with a special session to appoint presidential electors for Gov. George W. Bush.
As someone who has found success in this beautiful region, it makes me all the more resolved to supporting more of these enterprises.
As the army released a second bayan seemingly backing Mubarak people seemed even more resolved to continue this revolution to the end, bloody or peaceful.
Now with groups like Reclaim Australia bringing anti-Muslim sentiment into the mainstream, I feel more and more resolve to speak up.
But when I was pregnant, I had even more resolve to come back".
"This only gives me more resolve to get the South Texas school of medicine accomplished," he said.
They'd agreed to walk the length of the woods and were both so soaked it would have taken more resolve to abandon the walk than to keep going.
Some sports officials feel encouraged and express more resolve to curtail the use of prohibited substances, while some scientists and academics wonder whether policing can ever be done effectively under the current sports structures.
