"climate of tension" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe an atmosphere or environment that is characterized by stress, anxiety, or unease. An example of the phrase in a sentence would be: "The recent political changes have created a climate of tension in the country, with citizens on edge and protests becoming more frequent." Another example: "The workplace had a palpable climate of tension as employees awaited the announcement of layoffs."
The climate of tension makes it difficult for people to return home and even the mototaxis stop working.
He said there was a climate of tension, with protesters insulting museum staff of north African origin.
Her new image set off repeated bouts of apoplexy among some White House staff members, who weighed in on her choices, albeit indirectly, creating a climate of tension.
The unusually violent protest comes amid a climate of tension between French unions and business managers, with some activists holding managers hostage — or "boss-napping" — to draw attention to their cause.
Lyndsay German, the convenor of the Stop the War Coalition, said banning the protest would create a climate of tension, adding: "Everyone wants to have a peaceful demonstration against the war in Iraq".
The actor Gael García Bernal and director Pablo Larraín have warned that a climate of tension and threat in the US could trigger political violence, even war – but also a vibrant artistic response.
In this climate of rising tension across France, the Air France trial is likely to attract a large number of demonstrators.
But in a climate of heightened tension in Hong Kong between the pro-democracy camp and supporters of China's hardline policies, rumours will certainly fly.
In the meantime Real, who will travel to Santander on Sunday, have decided to review the security arrangements around their often controversial coach in a climate of growing tension and hostility towards him.
Turkey's second election in five months took place in a climate of mounting tension and violence following an inconclusive June poll in which the Islamic-leaning party failed to secure an outright majority for the first time since coming to power in 2002.
The entire diplomatic dispute is taking place in a climate of heightened tension with the UK following its handling of Argentina's reiteration of its claim to the Falkland Islands or Malvinas, around the 30th anniversary of the conflict.
