'crisis oriented' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to an action or approach that is focused on resolving or dealing with a crisis. For example, "The organization responded to the flood disaster with a crisis-oriented approach that ensured the safety of the affected communities."
A member and mental health care consultant to the Alliance of Neighbors, Ms. Harrison said her initial services to Monmouth County families were primarily crisis-oriented.
13The first red vertical line in Figure 1 is on 2003 which denotes an approximate date for the end of the 2001 crisis, a domestically oriented crisis hit hard the labor market.
WASHINGTON — Ruling for opponents of abortion on free speech grounds, the Supreme Court said on Tuesday that the State of California may not require religiously oriented "crisis pregnancy centers" to supply women with information about how to end their pregnancies.
Coburn calls companies run by technologists "supplier oriented". The crisis technologists are solving is their own: they want to justify the expectations of investors and their own hopes for influence.
The second idea -- not new either, but perhaps more elusive -- is that American diplomacy and development should be oriented to preventing crises and conflicts, not just responding after the fact.
This card is however less likely to be played successfully in a world which is short-term oriented and where Europe moves from crisis to crisis.
All these findings indicate the Fed's concerns (more so than the ECB's) being oriented towards elements of the financial crisis with either expectation or caution (in the case of pre-crisis) or as a reaction to the present crisis (crisis) or in a reparative capacity throughout the aftermath (post-crisis and recovery).
Fed post-crisis: At this stage, the Fed's discourse seems to regain a focus oriented towards their main objectives, but the crisis terminology remains prominent at the same time.
