"passionate resolve" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a strong determination to accomplish a goal or purpose. For example: He expressed his passionate resolve to protect the environment.
Singh told Dan Grunebaum of Metropolis Tokyo that the arguments came about "because we were very passionate about what goes down onto tape", and so they were resolved by recognising the overall goal of the band's work.
When she left in 1925 she resolved "with passionate feeling" that England should have a similar company offering "the dignity of the dance in the theatre as an art form".She set out to create a ballet company and a school to provide its dancers.
Get passionate about passion.
The hope is to resolve an issue that has passionate supporters and detractors.
Today's scientists must also be charismatic leaders, relentless fundraisers and lithe improvisers who arbitrate and resolve the fierce disputes of passionate scientists -- all often in the same day.
I strapped on my machine gun with a mujahid's resolve and pursued my course with a passionate heart.
I am hopeful their passionate and courageous leaders, Nancy Brinker and Cecile Richards, can swiftly resolve this conflict in a manner that benefits the women they both serve".
If you are passionate about a particular issue (such as the environment), you could resolve to stay informed about and take action on that issue specifically.
Both patients were passionate recreational athletes and reported increasing pain whilst performing running or playing tennis with pain resolving hours after resting.
Environment Secretary Owen Paterson told the BBC he was "passionate about keeping water in the uplands but details of how to do this need to be resolved".
