'resolution to succeed' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express an intention to make an effort to achieve a goal. For example, "She had a strong resolution to succeed, so she studied hard and eventually graduated with honors."
For Penrose and Bennett's resolution to succeed, it is necessary that the demon be conceived of as a particular type of physical system, as the physical constitution of the demon's memory must now be taken into account.
"Always bear in mind that your own resolution to succeed is more important than any other".
As Abraham Lincoln said, "Always bear in mind that your own resolution to succeed is more important than any other".
By the same token, the Americans should give this new resolution a reasonable chance to succeed.
So, after you have worked out what you need to do to succeed (see resolution 4), look for things you can do and learn that are interesting and novel but also beneficial for your career.
In order to succeed at any resolution you have to turn your wants into needs.
Remember, you've got a whole year to live up to your resolutions so there's still time to succeed.
Research shows that people who make resolutions are 10 times more likely to succeed at their goals than people who don't make them.
"We regret that this violence took place before ongoing efforts to reach a peaceful resolution of this situation were given sufficient time to succeed," the statement said.
Whatever your New Year's resolution, revealing it on a networking site may give you what you need to succeed.
"He and I prefer a diplomatic resolution to this challenge and I will work to give diplomacy every effort to succeed," the senator added.
