The phrase "resolution of the debate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the outcome or conclusion of a debate. For example: "After hours of heated discussion, the resolution of the debate was that all members of the club should be given a voice in deciding the club's future."
Despite continuous and partly combined efforts by archaeologists, anthropologists, linguists, palaeontologists and geneticists, a final resolution of the debate has not yet been reached.
The following Article suggests that their fate implicates some of the deepest questions of criminal law theory and that resolution of the debate requires a fundamental reorientation of the most important areas of justifications and excuses.
With commercial wireless companies preparing to build the next generation of wireless communication networks, the resolution of the debate will determine whether public safety officials will be able to use the latest technology in emergencies.
"These hypotheses have been suggested for the past 40 years, and there's been no resolution of the debate," said Kit Opie of the University College London in an interview.
The resolution of the debate about whether diagnosticity or AUC provides a better measure of witnesses' ability to discriminate between guilty and innocent suspects is clear.
Rather, it indicates that a possible resolution of the debate might be found by questioning the biological background assumption and possibly finding a way to test it empirically.
Regardless of the resolution of this debate, the nation must act with wisdom and courage in getting its affairs in order.
A lack of resolution to the debate over tax cuts and the budget, for instance, may provide a hook to oppose the defense legislation.
It seemed as if the resolution of that debate depended on who won the coming election.
Critically, the resolution of that debate will have no bearing on the policy implications of ROC analysis.
In this paper we contribute to the resolution of this debate by using a total effects approach within the contingency perspective.
