"endemic conflict" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a conflict or issue that is constantly present or widespread within a particular society or group. Example sentence: The country's endemic conflict between different ethnic groups has resulted in ongoing tensions and violence for decades.
If we are not to see endemic conflict leading to disaster for both the Palestinian territories and Israel, the EU must find its voice.
If all goes well, the United Arab Emirates will have a space probe orbiting Mars by 2021 – a first for an Arab world embroiled in endemic conflict.
The American-sponsored comprehensive peace agreement of 2005 was supposed to cure Sudan's endemic conflict, but it used the wrong medicine.
Amnesty, quoting a U.N. report from 2006, described the region as suffering from "administrative neglect, crumbling social infrastructure and services, high unemployment, social deprivation, abject poverty, filth and squalor, and endemic conflict".
Combining the cultural motivation to foster open multiculturalism and Waldron's security-based motivation to structure states for the purpose of resolving conflicts and establishing justice, forming a state becomes a duty we owe to anyone with whom we are likely to come into endemic conflict.
In that work, the final moment of Rousseau's conjectural history involves the emergence of endemic conflict among the now-interdependent individuals and the argument that the Hobbesian insecurity of this condition would lead all to consent to the establishment of state authority and law.
The endemic conflicts of the Middle East are more explosive than they were.
It had quickly developed an extensive agenda for reform, addressing failings that critics have raised for years, such as endemic conflicts of interest within accounting firms.
The report was the first major project by the Sentry, whose partners have focused on the financial connections to endemic conflicts in some of Africa's most troubled places, including Somalia, the Democratic Republic of Congo and the Central African Republic.
It is defined by endemic conflicts of interest, systemic amoral behavior and extreme avarice.
The three African countries on the famine alert – South Sudan, Somalia, and Nigeria — are all dealing with endemic military conflict.
