The phrase "alien crisis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing issues related to extraterrestrial beings or metaphorically referring to a situation involving outsiders or foreign elements causing a problem.
Example: "The government held an emergency meeting to address the growing concerns surrounding the alien crisis and its implications for national security."
Alternatives: "extraterrestrial emergency" or "foreign threat situation".
Some critics also felt that the book ended "somewhat precipitously", that after the aliens arrived, the crisis was resolved too quickly, giving the impression "that there was at least a good, long chapter missing".
Consider Brookhiser's brief summary of America's first constitutional crisis, the Alien and Sedition Acts controversy.
It tells the story of a plainswoman named Maggie (Cate Blanchett) visited on the eve of a kidnapping crisis by her alienated -- and rather alien -- father, Samuel Tommy Lee JonesSamuel Tommy Lee Jones
I think aliens would be peaceful and would have a lot to offer, such as wisdom to solve world crises or advanced alien technologies to help the planet and humanity.
We've all cried our fair share of tears in upsetting space movies (looking at you, "Interstellar") or lost our breath panicking at onscreen crises (hey "Gravity," "Alien" and literally every space movie).
I'm not talking, of course, about the things that reach directly for your throat and, in their immediacy, scare the hell out of you -- not the sharks who took millions of homes in the foreclosure crisis or the aliens who ate so many jobs in recent years or even the snakes who snatched food stamps from needy Americans.
And another says, "Illegal aliens are the cause of our health care crisis.
The man has reached a crisis where even his own past seems an alien's, so that he feels momentarily elated by shedding it to inhabit the carcass of a stranger who is at least new to him.
There have been numerous other roles in which roles originally intended for men have gone to women - Sigourney Weaver in Alien, Angelina Jolie in Salt and recently Sandra Bullock in Our Brand Is Crisis.
He addresses the importance of the event in the national crisis and shows why such actions are not quite as alien to today's politics as they might at first seem.
