The phrase "governmental instability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where a government is unable to maintain stability, often due to political turmoil or conflict.
Example: "The country has faced significant challenges due to governmental instability, leading to widespread protests and calls for reform."
Alternatives: "political instability" or "government instability."
Papua New Guinea experienced governmental instability in 2011.
In the 1950s and '60s considerable progress was made in the control of mosquitoes and locust swarms, although these achievements have been partially lost by governmental instability and mismanagement and by warfare between states.
Their misreporting, their distortions, their unattributed, unsourced tirades about governmental instability are infectious, and could very well become self-fulfilling prophesies.
Governmental instability because of political transition or conflict was not controlled for in this model because no such indicators currently exist.
Negotiations were at times hobbled by civic instability, governmental tantrums, and last-minute bad luck.
Years of insecurity, instability and lack of governmental investment in social services have plunged the country into a deep crisis.
Despite numerous peace treaties and reconciliation with neighboring Rwanda, Congo faces widespread instability and a vacuum where a governmental presence is lacking.
It would appear, therefore, that if the goal is to reduce governmental influence in monetary affairs and reduce financial instability, a gold standard would move in the opposite direction on both counts.
In March, Steavenson wrote a Comment, titled "Pessoptimism," about the difficulties that Tunisia and Egypt were facing in managing the transition from revolution to post-revolutionary governmental and societal reform: The risks of revolution — instability, civil strife, military rule, radical Islamism, partition — remain.
At the same time, it was emphasized that KTPs should pay attention to maintaining their autonomy from political interests and governmental control and should protect themselves from the instability and turnover in top level policymakers at the government level, which are mainly influenced by political changes in authority.
Such community engagement in the model was vital in a context where delays and instability threaten service developments when dependent on formal governmental channels alone.
