The phrase "resolute will" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone who is determined and unwavering in their decisions and actions. Example: Despite facing many obstacles and challenges, she never wavered in her resolute will to succeed.
Handel's Caesar is a commanding figure of resolute will and virile desire; Mr. Daniels played the part with an appropriate swagger.
But, perhaps due to the diminishing power of unions, or the Sarkozy government's resolute will to win the arm-wrestling contest, the reforms passed.
"This exercise will demonstrate the resolute will and capabilities of both the South Korean and U.S. militaries," said Gen. Han Min-koo, chairman of South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff, in a statement released by the South Korean military.
"But there are moments when rashness is wisdom, and it may be that this was one of them; panic did not for a moment unnerve the iron courage of the American democracy, and their resolute will striving beyond.
Josephus also speaks of this fortitude and of the admiration it compels: "They make light of danger, and triumph over pain by their resolute will; death, if it comes with honor, they consider better than immortality.
The 20th congress of the Communist party of the Soviet Union has manifested with a new strength the unshakable unity of our party, its cohesiveness around the central committee, its resolute will to accomplish the great task of building communism.
The Resolute II will travel for fourteen days; it will stop for shore visits eighteen times.
I suspect these public affirmations of resolute unity will do both leaders harm and for sure will not lead to a return of the superficially glowing plaudits that greeted the Coalition's early days.
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But the priest is resolute he will remain.
"People here are resolute and will stay as resolute as they can be".
