Question

has made his mind contextual meaning
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Answer 1

Answer:

Can "made up my mind be used" in context like:

I made up my mind about quitting smoking.

I am being persuaded that resolved should be used instead, but it seems to me that both versions are correct but differ in a level of resolution of speaker.

Answer 2

Explanation:

Made his mind means that a person has decided to take action on something.

This is usually used in situations where decision making is involved and this shows a resolution of a person to do something.

For example;

The boy made up his mind to join Army.

This means that the boy had some options to decide from and finally he concluded to join Army