"resolution at the end" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to the conclusion or final outcome of a story, conflict, or problem. Example: The mystery was finally solved, bringing a satisfying resolution at the end of the book.
repeated that call for a new United Nations resolution at the end of its meeting tonight.
Lots of slapstick, a few dance numbers, and then the happy, crowd-pleasing resolution at the end.
Congress passed the War Powers Resolution at the end of the Vietnam War, overriding President Richard M. Nixon's veto.
I thought of each strip as self-contained, trying to get some sort of resolution at the end of every page.
But "Brighton Beach Memoirs" is nonetheless a comedy, with most if not all the household's difficulties on their way to resolution at the end.
Eric Fellner, of Working Title Films, which co-produced the movie, also insisted that the resolution at the end be clearer.
In the second part, we generalize the earlier theory to describe mappings which asymptote to a constant but non-zero resolution at the ends of the periodicity interval.
UN Security Council Resolution 687, the resolution passed at the end of the 1991 Gulf War demanding the destruction of Iraq's chemical and biological weapons and the dismantling of its nuclear program, also called on member states "to work towards the establishment in the Middle East of a zone free of such weapons".
A beautiful resolution comes at the end when Paul Hillier's Theatre of Voices sing a cappella text from Ovid's Metamorphoses.
But Mr. Annan's spokesman, Fred Eckhard, said at a briefing yesterday that Iraq's proposal, which would replace active inspections with long-term monitoring, "was at variance with the one laid down by the Security Council in its Resolution 1284" at the end of 1999.
The indication of low resolution at the southern end of the model indicates that late moment release is poorly constrained, and is unlikely to occur at the edges of the inverted fault plane shown here.
