"impose a situation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an event where someone forces their own terms, conditions, or point of view on a situation. Example: The company imposed a difficult situation on their employees by cutting overtime pay.
"If on top of that you super-impose a situation where the materials they're injecting could also be non-sterile I think you've already exacerbated an already serious problem," he added.
"It is a plan to impose a permanent situation in which the Palestinians end up with a homeland cut into pieces made inaccessible because of massive Jewish settlements built in contravention of international law on land seized illegally from the Palestinians".
However, the disease-associated symptoms imposed a challenging situation for early cancer diagnosis.
His success, he says, comes down not to knowledge but his capacity for "active, open-minded thinking": applying the scientific method to look rigorously at data, rather than seeking to impose a given narrative on a situation.
In this scenario, the UEs are connecting to the BS with the strongest signal, and thus the scenario does not impose a particularly challenging interference situation.
However, many situations impose a mandatory requirement in favor of a less-desirable option.
The response of Britain and France to a similar situation is to impose a one-time 50-percent tax on such bonuses.
The second important ethical principle for therapists is to listen to the patient, to understand the situation before rushing to impose a pet theory, no matter how well intentioned and how rational it sounds.
This situation imposes a partially predictable sequence of change in the species composition of communities during succession.
According to the results obtained, one may state that the present situation imposes a quite narrow limit on the wind energy contributing to the fulfilment of the local societies electrical needs.
