The part of the sentence "we can resolve this problem" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the idea that something can be fixed or solved. For example: "We can resolve this problem if we work together and take the necessary steps."
"The Howard League is going to be seeking a meeting with Mr Grayling to see if we can resolve this problem and get prisoners reading," she said.
The Howard League is going to be seeking a meeting with Mr Grayling to see if we can resolve this problem and get prisoners reading".
"We however remain hopeful that we can resolve this problem and still ultimately pass sound legislation that can be signed into law by the president".
Then, referring to the United States, he said, "I don't understand that now they only cast blame and accusations, and they do not collaborate or cooperate so that together we can resolve this problem".
We can resolve this problem with a reasoned, rational approach, but not unless we push back mightily against the GOP stalling tactics - and the Arpaio/Pearce Axis of Hysteria.
Owing to the establishment of other specialized databases, we can resolve this problem, at least the size of the human transcriptome.
Since no existing work can resolve this problem effectively, we focus on wireless relay networks in which the BS and RSs are selfish, and propose a mechanism called Incentive-Based Route Construction (IBRC).
DIBR can resolve this problem because the depth information as the additional data can be compressed effectively.
Delfin Gonzalez, another of Elian's great-uncles, said, "That has to go to court so that justice and the law of this country can resolve this problem".
Utilization of OCT can resolve this problem, by providing real time image guidance for a/LCI and ensuring proper sample orientation.
A new design for a system which can resolve this problem by handling the baggage that people travel with would therefore be highly desirable.
