"resolution to the problem" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to solution of a problem. For example, "The team worked together to come up with a resolution to the problem."
"It's a good resolution to the problem".
With respect to Iran, I very much want to see a diplomatic resolution to the problem.
"There is no ideal resolution to the problem, other than reducing the illegal population," he said.
With respect to Iran, I -- I very much want to see a diplomatic resolution to the problem.
The role of isolation in UFO-abduction narratives indicates that there is no simple resolution to the problem of technological alienation.
Angus Campbell, head of sales at Capital Spreads, said: The closer we get to the US debt ceiling deadline without a resolution to the problem, the more nervous the markets are becoming.
If the next five weeks do not find a resolution to the problems that have paralysed the workings of the Agreement, the two governments have two options.
Clearly we are now in the realm of the cross-class marriage plot of the kind that every Victorian novelist from Mrs Gaskell to Charles Dickens was obliged to resort to in an attempt to offer a healing resolution to the problems of a fractured society.
I don't see any resolution to the problems that are plaguing EADS and Airbus, he said.
The market's day to day swings have been heavily influenced by debt crisis news coming out of Europe and a lack of a real resolution to the problems which have already resulted in bailouts of Ireland, Greece and Portugal.
If the happenings of Half-Life weren't confined to the imaginations of the Valve team, we'd also be right in the shit right now, given its 00s setting and no clear resolution to the problems that began at Black Mesa.
