The phrase "with a view to resolving" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the intention to bring an issue or situation to a successful resolution. For example, "The committee was organized with a view to resolving the dispute between the two countries."
Vernon Hince, the RMT's acting general secretary, said: "We now hope we can settle down with a view to resolving this dispute amicably".
"The IAAF and Caster Semenya's representatives are still in discussions with a view to resolving the issues surrounding her participation in athletics," said Nick Davies, the IAAF communications director.
Aslef has said it will have further talks with East Midlands Trains on Friday with a view to resolving the dispute.
[Update: They sent the following statement: ""We appreciate that the time taken to commence this work has caused frustration; Openreach take any customer complaints of this nature extremely seriously and are investigating as a matter of urgency, with a view to resolving the issue as rapidly as possible".].
"We appreciate that the time taken to commence this work has caused frustration; Openreach take any customer complaints of this nature extremely seriously and are investigating as a matter of urgency, with a view to resolving the issue as rapidly as possible".
"Our aim has always been to make the legislative arrangements in Wales work effectively, and we have made it clear that we are committed to working with the assembly and the Welsh government with a view to resolving questions of competence on any future bills at an early stage".
But in the end the group went with a majority view to resolve its sticking points.
Secret Cinema said in a release: "Secret Cinema passionately believes in the freedom to create and is looking for partners to join them in hosting a simultaneous screening across the Globe with a view to strengthen the resolve of filmmakers and artists against the threat of censorship, and to stand in solidarity with artists whose freedom of expression is routinely curtailed".
Musa Bin Ismail: His Excellency Tun Mahathir Mohamad, the fourth Prime Minister of Malaysia, and a group of eminent personalities mainly lawyers—started the foundation in 2008 with a view to condemn war as a crime in resolving conflicts between nation states or belligerent groups.
It said that both sides agreed "to continue discussions in order to resolve issues raised, in a timely fashion, with a view to furthering cultural understanding and cooperation".
Boullier was forced to make a decision because talks with Quantum Motorsports, with a view to the consortium taking a 35% stake in the team, have not been resolved.
