"resolving complications" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when talking about a process of eliminating issues or difficulties. For example, "The teacher was instrumental in resolving the complications the students faced with the project".
The councilman said yesterday that he did make telephone calls on Mr. Lattanzio's behalf to city officials to try to help Mr. Lattanzio resolve complications he might have encountered.
One top Giuliani administration official said yesterday that those calls included promises to "have an open dialogue with them about their needs," and about how the mayor might help them, perhaps, resolve complications with public works projects in their district.
To efficiently resolve complications, a semi-implicit Fourier spectral scheme and a biconjugate-gradient method are adopted.
The normalization algorithm is designed to resolve complications that arise from ambiguities introduced at previous step during "hard" or incomplete "simple" removal or addition of protons and in case of charged atoms resembling results of heterolytic dissociation.
This approach was able to address and resolve complications that arise from alternative splicing, differential processing of the prohormone, and non-neuropeptide genes that hinder the experimental confirmation and functional characterization of neuropeptides.
After resolving various complications in the case, the United States Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit, in Denver, ruled last year that the bonus, known as the subcontractor compensation clause, was unconstitutional.
The law review meshes with that goal, though the government is clearly giving itself a very tight timetable for resolving regulatory complications and passing the necessary legislation.
Medical history revealed mild chickenpox 3 weeks prior to his presentation, which resolved without complications.
Most cases resolve without complications within 1 week (4 ).
