Collocations for resolution - noun

draft
formal
proposed
joint
a joint US-British resolution

unanimous
ordinary (BrE)
emergency, special
compromise
affirmative, negative (both BrE,law)
An affirmative resolution of both Houses of Parliament is needed.

non-binding
second
congressional, Security Council, Senate, shareholder, UN
war
budget (AmE)

draft
introduce, issue, present, propose, put forward, sponsor, submit, table
vote on
back, support
agree (esp. BrE), agree on, agree to, approve, carry (BrE), pass
The legislature has approved a resolution calling for the removal of such advertising.
The resolution was carried unanimously.

adopt, implement
block, oppose, reject, veto
enforce

ask for sth, be aimed at sth, call for sth, demand sth
The resolution called for the resumption of negotiations.

declare sth, say sth, state sth
a resolution declaring independence

approve sth, authorize sth, endorse sth, give (sb) sth
The assembly adopted a resolution approving the plan.

condemn sth, oppose sth
a resolution condemning the invasion

support sth
urge sth

under (a/the) resolution
weapons banned under Resolution 687

resolution on
The General Assembly rejected the resolution on the subject of arms control.

early, quick, rapid
eventual, final, ultimate
peaceful
Hopes of a peaceful resolution to the conflict were fading.

effective, satisfactory, successful
easy
complete
conflict, dispute
methods of conflict resolution

problem

need, require
press for, seek, want
The government is pressing for an early resolution of the hostage crisis.

achieve, find, reach
offer, provide
facilitate
await

resolution of
the non-violent resolution of conflict

resolution to
the likelihood of achieving a satisfactory resolution to the problem

great, strong

have
show
She showed great resolution in her dealings with management.

lack

firm, good
New Year (esp. BrE), New Year's

make
I made a New Year's resolution to give up smoking.

keep

good, high
high-resolution graphics

low, poor
maximum
image, screen
pixel
a monitor capable of a 1 024 by 768 pixel resolution

24-bit, 32-bit, etc.