The phrase "economic tensions" is correct and usable in written English.
Example sentence: The current economic tensions in the Middle East are concerning.
Linguistic and economic tensions were now inextricable.
cases was unrelated to the other economic tensions with China.
In Italy, political and economic tensions were also mounting.
These economic tensions, however, aren't going to go away.
"To reinforce the hard-liners could lead not only to economic tensions, but a military confrontation".
"An unclear or confused message will add to market uncertainty and magnify economic tensions".
The situation is reminiscent of economic tensions with Japan in the 1980's.
The riots have exposed the island's underlying ethnic and economic tensions.
Mr. West sees no social or economic tensions at the plant.
Some American companies had already started to abandon Argentina as financial and economic tensions mounted.
The country's social and economic tensions are rising and seem increasingly prone to erupt into violence.
