The phrase "an often volatile" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, environment, or relationship that frequently experiences instability or unpredictability.
Example: "The stock market is an often volatile place, with prices fluctuating dramatically from day to day."
Alternatives: "a frequently unstable" or "a regularly unpredictable".
It helped restore a measure of stability to an often volatile relationship.
That declaration, to Picard, smacks of an unhealthy certainty about a man, Madoff, who was ostensibly trading stocks in an often volatile marketplace.
And because Boll & Branch will need the cotton to keep coming, it has begun giving Chetna farmers cash advances, injecting a welcome degree of financial stability into an often volatile occupation.
In Peshawar, an often volatile border city 1,000 miles northeast of Quetta, there were several demonstrations, but none drew more than 1,000 people, and the police controlled the crowds with tear gas.
Certainly, servicing revenues add stability to an often volatile business.
By the standards of an often volatile commodity, the price of oil has been relatively stable recently.
It was quiet tonight in Karachi, an often-volatile port city where anti-American sentiment runs high.
Their goal was to assess mental and physical health problems among prison and parole officers, who face intense work-related stresses from a constant threat of physical violence and an often-volatile disciplinary system.
TRIPOLI, LEBANON — On a long street that serves as an often-volatile border between the two most restive neighborhoods in Tripoli, Lebanon's second city, Lebanese Army armored personnel carriers with mounted.50-caliber machine guns are stationed at every corner.
Excluding transportation, an often-volatile category, orders were up 0.1% in April after a 2.9% increase the previous month.
Anonymous is an international, often volatile collective of hacktivists and trolls who have a serious bugbear with people or organizations who go out of their way to defend copyright, or who try to to suppress sharing on the Internet.
