The phrase "artificial crisis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation that is manufactured or exaggerated to create a sense of urgency or concern, often for political or economic reasons.
Example: "The government declared an artificial crisis to rally public support for the new policy."
Alternatives: "manufactured crisis" or "contrived crisis".
All the Palestinian allegations that this is a violation are an attempt to create an artificial crisis.
"They are trying to cause an artificial crisis," said Robert Black, a spokesman for the Department of Insurance.
"It's an artificial crisis Jay Nixon has created," Mr. Jones said, adding that the governor has changed in this, his second and final term.
A political resolution is the only option that can solve this artificial crisis of protection, human rights and human dignity violations.
The Budget Control Act of 2011, which President Obama signed on Tuesday after Congress passed it by wide margins, is as contrived as the artificial crisis that spawned it.
"If the Palestinians want to create an artificial crisis, that's unfortunate," a senior Israeli official said on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to discuss the peace talks in public.
The current system is a machine for manufacturing artificial crises.
Mr. Jordan's direction emphasizes big bear hugs and heart-to-heart conversations along with a few artificial crises to create a vague sense of suspense.
In the case of California's experience, we must learn the truth to be able to meaningfully regulate this powerful, out-of-control industry -- the industry that gave us Enron -- and to prevent artificial crises and market manipulation in the future.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has blamed the Palestinians for the apparent stalemate in their peace talks, accusing them of creating "artificial crises" and incitement.
He said: "I'm concerned about their progress because I see the Palestinians continuing with incitement, continuing to create artificial crises, continuing to avoid, run away from the historic decisions that are needed to make a genuine peace".
