The phrase "readily resolve" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence in which you are discussing the quickness and ease with which an issue can be resolved. For example: "The team was able to readily resolve the issue, resulting in a much smoother process."
These pressure degrees of freedom readily resolve the tangential flow along the solid surface inside the gap and are two-way coupled to the pressure degrees of freedom on the grid allowing the fluid to freely flow into and out of the gap region.
So what happens when we come into contact with a piece of art so precariously positioned between two or more possible (but also entirely contradictory) realities that we can't readily resolve which one is more plausible?
EMS is able to discern the initial high-affinity, specific complex formed between IHF and I1-containing duplexes but does not readily resolve subsequent nonspecific binding events.
Part of the difficulty in translating previous studies on the spatial and temporal properties of cones to the rod mosaic has simply been an inability to readily resolve rods in vivo.
Both isomer shifts and hyperfine structure splittings are readily resolved in Mössbauer spectra.
It has caused no issues with the lending banks, who are fully supportive and can be readily resolved by increasing this limit in future to a maximum of £100m or 2.5 times reserves.
Many of the cheapest homes were not eligible, often for problems that could under any other circumstances be readily resolved, like a lack of kitchen appliances or a single broken window.
These are issues that are unlikely to be readily resolved.
Such steric clashes can be readily resolved by the all-atom molecular dynamics simulations.
Using the position prediction from the KF, the problem of parameter initialization for optimization can be readily resolved.
"Frankly I don't see how that issue can be readily resolved... because that's the issue that is more difficult to analyse," said SJ Berwin's Mr Holmes.
