The phrase "we will try to resolve" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to express an intention or effort to find a solution to a problem or conflict. Example: "I apologize for the inconvenience caused by our mistake. We will try to resolve the issue as soon as possible."
"In absolute respect to him, we'll try to resolve this thing as soon as we can," Accorsi said.
This Australia Day sees the start of a process that will try to resolve the two viewpoints.
But the Jets will try to resolve Testaverde's situation quickly because Edwards knows it will be the subject of rampant speculation.
Rather than overpay in a weak free-agent market, the Mets say that they will try to resolve a majority of their deficiencies through trades.
But Clegg and Cameron will try to resolve differences on possible plans to impose a temporary ban on British-born jihadis returning to Britain and plans to tighten up terrorism prevention and investigation measures (Tpims), the successor to control orders.
The outcome of a crucial vote -- one, perhaps, that will decide how the county will try to resolve the worst financial crisis in its history -- is in the hands of an independent who is friend to neither side.
But the pair will try to resolve differences on possible plans to impose a temporary ban on British-born jihadis returning to the UK, and plans to tighten up terrorism prevention and investigation measures (Tpims), the successor to control orders.
In fact, I think the United States is setting itself up for a Latin American-style financial crisis, in which fears that the government will try to resolve its dilemma by inflating away its debt cause interest rates to soar.
If problems arise with developers, Brown was confident Facebook will try to resolve them.
The authors will try to resolve this issue in future works, generating a database of 2D aerodynamic coefficients at very low Re numbers through the use of experimental and CFD calculations.
