The phrase "a volatile context" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or environment that is unstable or subject to rapid change, often in discussions related to economics, politics, or social issues.
Example: "In a volatile context, businesses must be prepared to adapt quickly to shifting market conditions."
Alternatives: "an unstable environment" or "a precarious situation."
In a far less volatile context in 2006, the 1997 constitution of Thailand considered by many a model of institutional design adopted with extensive citizen participation died a peaceful death in a bloodless coup at the age of nine.
"In a volatile political context, Long Island business, political and nonprofit leaders should be clearly aware of the overall positive role immigration has played in the local economy," said the study, which analyzed data in peak years of the business cycle: 1990, 2000 and 2007.
The present study analyzed saccadic RTs in a location-cueing paradigm with a volatile probabilistic context, probing Bayesian theories of perceptual inference.
In Ukraine and Kyrgyzstan high turnaround of individuals' membership in national and subnational councils, reflecting a volatile political context, was reported as disrupting their functioning [ 28, 29, 34, 35].
Meanwhile in this volatile context in early 2002, Alcoa undertook what became a very undermining and divisive buy up of private properties to secure what local people called a 'buffer' (Brueckner & Author 2010: p83).
SIR —Your derogatory comments on equal pay for social workers and parole officers do not consider the very dangerous and volatile context that many social workers deal with on a daily basis: domestic violence, gang life, drug abuse and severe economic hardship.
In this volatile context, the arrival of the American warships is widely seen as a provocation.
ISIS, which has taken responsibility for the attacks in Paris, found fertile ground in this volatile context of too much oil and too little water.
"Fluidly written and highly engaging, Ward's terse analysis of Tiso's world-view integrates the volatile context that facilitated his rise to ignominy...
Past experience shows that integration will not be sufficient to break the cycle of "armed nomadism" in the region whereby individuals become rebels, soldiers or bandits depending on the volatile context in which they find themselves.
