The phrase "resolution of doubts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of addressing or clarifying issues, misunderstandings, or confusion. For example, "The instructor provided guidance and clarification through the resolution of doubts in the lecture."
(Pesahim 109a) However, it is resolution of doubt that Jewish wisdom sees as the essence of contentment.
Until we see a lasting resolution of those doubts, we feel the euro will remain under pressure".
To be seen in competition again is the first step towards that rehabilitation, the resolution of the doubts that continue to hang over him.
And before he arrives at a too-tidy resolution of Schmidt's doubts, Mr. Begley places his hero at a fine vantage point to see how few of the black-and-white distinctions he once valued make sense anymore and where his own place in this changing social cosmos lies.
At this moment, and maybe in the future, too, the resolution of an American warrior's doubts is impossible to imagine.
"It is not just the Syrians that are responsible; the Russians, as well, if they are blocking this kind of resolution". El Amrani doubts that Egypt's tense relationship with Russia will be repaired enough to foster serious arms sales and tip the scales of the U.S.-Russia battle for power in the Middle East.
The lack of a resolution cast doubt over the chances of reaching an agreement before an emergency legislative session on Tuesday.
While there is no doubt that the resolution of this issue is important to the UK in future negotiations with the EU, it is unclear whether it is a necessary question to resolve the case at hand.
But plenty of doubts remain.
This no doubt reflects the lower resolution of the latter.
I have no doubt that the peaceful resolution of this conflict is one of the top priorities in the international stage.
