"exit the situation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to leave or remove oneself from a particular situation or circumstance. Example: After a heated argument with her boss, Jane decided to exit the situation before things got worse.
I was on the cusp of my own broken heart, in that limbo of knowing your lover is about to leave, and still in a murky denial, one that won't let you take control and exit the situation with dignity.
This unsettling follow-up to the encounter we'd just had didn't prompt us to speed up and exit the situation completely.
Exit the situation as soon as you can prior to physical contact.
"We are beginning to exit the social crisis, but the situation remains difficult," Mr. Fillon told party legislators.
A cap on the percentage of revenue that Yahoo could earn would ensure that it would not use the deal to slowly exit the search advertising market — a situation that some advertisers said was likely and that would give Google a virtual monopoly on the largest and most profitable portion of the online advertising business.
If you absolutely must exit the car in an emergency situation (such as a fire), follow the next steps to safely leave the car.
"But it's hard to conceive a situation where we would exit the relationship [with America]."Mr Fraser recognises his position is radical.
Type exit to exit the GUI environment.
"It is the lack of exit from the situation.
At the airport, a uniformed officer will stop you, raising no specific objections but making it clear, with his body, that your exit from the situation will be transactional.
When the quality of an institution or a political system decreases, its members can withdraw ("exit"), improve the situation through direct action ("voice"), or passively accept the decline in conditions ("loyalty").
