The phrase "a tricky situation and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a complex or challenging circumstance, often leading to further explanation or action.
Example: "We found ourselves in a tricky situation and had to come up with a quick solution to avoid further complications."
Alternatives: "a difficult predicament" or "a challenging scenario".
A single goal aggregate lead when your opponents hold the away goal balance is a tricky situation, and for a period the Xolos looked more cautious in the wake of the Galaxy goal.
In this programme we've got an expression that means two people are involved in a tricky situation and both must accept blame and responsibility.
"Hearts have still got financially a tricky situation and that opens up the possibility that players who are out of contract at the end of the season could possibly go in the January window if Hearts were to get an offer they couldn't refuse," he explained.
"It's a tricky situation and one that underscores just how subtly sexism can intrude in interactions".
This is always a tricky situation, and just something you have to work out with both pragmatism and diplomacy.
I will explain it better in person, but its a tricky situation and I know you once said you write letters of recommendation for students and I am in need of a good one.
When it comes to Kubernetes, VMware will be in a tricky situation of partnering and competing at the same time with each of these cloud providers.
"It is a tricky situation, with Vermaelen out and Vincent Kompany not with us, but I have no doubts about the quality of my replacements," the Belgium manager said.
In the calamari and scungilli alla putanesca, however, some of the black olives in the dish were pitted, but many were not — a tricky situation for one's teeth — and while the anchovies, capers and tomatoes provided zest, the linguini, the dish's foundation, was overcooked.
In that answer, so much of Ecclestone is revealed: the hint of a potentially shady past; the attempt to make a joke of a tricky situation; the ultimately credible - and humorous - explanation.
That has created a tricky situation for major fast-food chains and manufacturers who want to stop using partially hydrogenated vegetable oil, a food industry workhorse that is the source of artificial trans fat.
