"Resolution of the question" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to finding a solution or answer to a particular question or problem. Example: The resolution of the question about the company's financial stability was crucial for the shareholders' meeting.
Time to successful resolution of the question?
The move would further delay a resolution of the question.
And even then, the resolution of the question could take years.
WASHINGTON — With the Senate at an impasse over the government's wiretapping powers, Democratic leaders said Friday that they might again seek to put off a vote on a long-term resolution of the question, despite a deadline next week.
Though some justices appeared inclined to rule that at least that much was required, several of them indicated they would leave resolution of the question for another day because the case before them was procedurally flawed.
This exhibition is not meant to be a final resolution of the question, "What is craft?" "Rather, it's like opening a dictionary and finding so many more meanings than you ever dreamed existed for the word craft," he said.
Under such circumstances, it is not that we cannot consider the adoption by the Council of a new resolution on the question of inspection.
Hoffmann states the book furthers prior attempts to come to a resolution on the question of the practice's legality.
"I have concluded that it is not the case that a fair-minded lay observer might apprehend that I might not bring an impartial mind to the resolution of the questions which the work of the commission requires to be decided," he said.
"I have concluded that it is not the case that a fair-minded lay observer might apprehend that I might not bring an impartial mind to the resolution of the questions which the work of the commission requires to be decided," Heydon said.
The resolution of this question in the negative came in early 2011, in the form of three different approaches by three different investigative teams.
