"resolutely resist" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to refuse or oppose something firmly and with determination. Example: Despite facing numerous challenges, the villagers resolutely resisted the construction of a new highway through their farmlands.
Turkish diplomats resolutely resist those efforts.
He also called on party members to "resolutely resist the influence of the Western multiparty system".
To a roomful of grim-faced officials, he declared that China must "resolutely resist" vulgar, cheap and kitsch forms of culture.
It is only when the speech defines a negative that the language is clear: "We must resolutely resist the impact of Western political models such as the multiparty system or separation of powers among the executive, legislative, and judicial branches".
Schubert's last three piano sonatas may have been composed in a single astonishing creative burst in the final months of the composer's life in 1828, but they resolutely resist being regarded as a trilogy: each stands in its own musical and emotional space, independent masterpieces all.
"We will resolutely resist any attempt to turn the World Heritage List into a cash-withdrawal machine and a utilitarian and commercialised castration of cultural memory," the letter says.
The administration has resolutely resisted making it the text, and linking the resolution of this conflict to its wider war.
What the White House doesn't highlight are states that haven't bought in — those that have resolutely resisted setting up an exchange.
Confidants like Bruce Lindsey and Sidney Blumenthal may have to delay publication until the statutes of limitation run, but the rush of voluntary revelations then should settle many questions resolutely resisted now.
In this excellent exploration of the conflict between animal protection and animal research, the author resolutely resists simplistic answers...this valuable book suggests a vast ground for compromise.
'I can't re-examine work I did in the past with pride,' he says, resolutely resisting the invitation to flick through his back catalogue.
