The phrase "contingency situation" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun phrase that refers to a situation that has not been planned or prepared for, but which might arise in the future. For example, "The company was not prepared for a contingency situation, but they managed to find a solution."
The performances of the proposed controllers are also evaluated under N−2 contingency situation.
Synchronization during the transition from the islanded to grid-tied mode is tested considering a contingency situation.
It is understood, though, that there is a contingency situation involving Glenn Roeder, who has recently been appointed head of Newcastle's academy but has managerial experience with West Ham.
The report cited what it said were China's "intrusion into Japan's territorial waters, its violation of Japan's airspace and even dangerous actions that could cause a contingency situation, which are extremely regrettable".
Also the benefit of available tracking data for contingency situations in the Proba-3 missions is discussed.
Normal operating conditions (base case) and several contingency situations including different load and generation scenarios have been considered.
Optimum load shedding during contingency situations is one of the most important issues in power system security analysis.
8.(C) GNP Member Hwang Jin-ha said planning for contingencies in the North was critical because Kim Jong-il's poor health and the destabilizing effects of the sanctions increased the likelihood of contingency situations.
The orbital catalogues are, in turn, needed for the assessment of close approaches (for asteroids, with the Earth; for satellites, with each other) and for the support of contingency situations or launches.
Try to plan ahead for contingency situations.
A multi-objective optimization model is formulated to pursue satisfactory system damping performance under both pre-contingency and post-contingency situations.
