The phrase "crisis developments" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the progress or changes that occur during a crisis. Example: The economy was already struggling, and the recent crisis developments have only made things worse.
The German-owned companies blamed the global economic crisis, developments in the nuclear industry in Germany and what they called the "significant ongoing costs" of running the Horizon joint venture for the decision.
In March the German-owned companies blamed the global economic crisis, developments in the nuclear industry in Germany and what they called the "significant ongoing costs" of running the Horizon joint venture for the decision to withdraw.
EP Policy Department Study "Enhancing the Common European Asylum System and alternatives to Dublin" EU and member state responses to the latest refugee crisis developments in the Mediterranean, at Calais and on the Western Balkan route will be debated with the Commission and Council on Wednesday after the state of the Union debate.
Due to the AIDS crisis, development of new, selective and safe non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NNRTIs) remains a high priority for medical research.
This chapter discusses the causes of disruptive behavior, the management of disruptive behavior, the crisis development behavior models, and the protection officer guidelines.
This clever plan sounds like it tackles all three elements of the housing crisis: development numbers; dominance by major builders; the plight of Generation Rent.
Yet it is the quality of recovery that matters, not the pace.In 2010 the efforts of governments will focus increasingly on post-crisis development.
We will examine the reasons for the politicization and militarization of aid -- be it humanitarian aid in natural disasters or political crises; development programs in the impoverished south (¿the Third World¿), or peace-keeping.
Students who decide to pursue the Emerging Markets Specialization will gain an in-depth understanding of political economy issues, financial crises, development, and macroeconomic policies within a regional perspective.
And that we must be ready to disburse these funds at the outset of a crisis, and then bridge the money into post-crisis development.
In terms of help available from the international community, in which immediate disaster or crisis response during war or famine often does not extend adequately to mental illness, if at all, such lack of attention is then also ignored as a priority in terms of African nations' post-crisis development efforts.
