"shared resolve" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a collective agreement or determination among a group of people to take a certain action or reach a certain goal. For example, "We came together with a shared resolve to protect the environment."
The lunch ended with the bulk of questions unanswered, but with a shared resolve.
"We have a shared agenda and a shared resolve to tackle the challenges our country faces," Cameron said.
"In the immediate aftermath of Sept. 11, more than a year ago, we had an enormous reservoir of good will and sympathy and shared resolve all over the world," Mr. Gore said.
Their mistake in marrying is to confuse their shared resolve to start anew with love.In New Zealand on a squally, stony piece of ground near Christchurch they try to create a farm.
Mr. Obama, appearing briefly with Mr. Maliki on Tuesday night, referred to what he called "this senseless violence," expressing condolences to the victims' families and adding, "I remain convinced that our shared resolve and commitment to progress is greater than the obstacles that stand in our way".
They have dominated much larger schools from across the state with sweet shooting, nimble ball-handling and a selfless, team-first approach that residents here say stems from the same shared resolve and cooperation it has taken for their people to survive for thousands of years in such a remote and often ruthless place.
The commission ruled that the cost of the ads, if run around election time, must be shared, resolving one more McCain-Feingold question.
It requires a discussion among rational agents, which would allow for the evolution of their initial positions, in order to reach a shared resolving of a particular problem.
He added that he had spoken recently to the leaders of Poland and Spain, two other countries with troops in Iraq, and that he was certain they shared his resolve.
One mistaken way to disagree with the right answer thesis would be to think that there is no right answer to a question of law unless uncontroversial shared tests resolve the question.
Our analysis focuses on the mechanisms by which expectations about how a building will be experienced are created, shared, and resolved during the process of design.
