"corruption situation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a state of affairs in which corruption is present. For example: "The corruption situation in this country has been worsening over the years."
Another report, by IHS Jane's, also blamed bureaucracy and corruption for the situation.
But I think what's going on around me influences me like anybody else — social issues, corruption, the economic situation.
Mr. Fayyad, he said, was associated with moving the authority "from a state of lawlessness to order and due process and from a chaotic financial situation, corruption and a poor image to a situation of proper financial management".
The answer takes in voting methods, the economic situation, corruption, moat-cleaning, KitKats, and the upcoming election, but boils down to yes: "This is an opportunity for the public to say – as they did in Eastern Europe – and it doesn't have to be quite as dramatic as that – to come out en bloc and say together, we've had enough".
The corruption in that situation is obvious enough.
By then the continent had suffered huge damage, with many countries ravaged by the effects of war, corruption and pollution, situations often exacerbated by the direct interference or connivance of powerful multinationals.
He went on, "I think McCarthy was a menace not because of the risk that he would take over — that was never real — but because he corrupted the ethics of American conservatives, and that corruption leads to the situation we have now.
The biggest gains will probably be seen over the economic situation and corruption.
Mr. Roy does not expect quick change on corruption, or his water situation, but he does think India's economic beneficiary class now must engage in politics, too.
