"irreversible situation" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a difficult or impossible to change circumstance or condition. Example: The company's bankruptcy was an irreversible situation, leaving their employees without jobs and their investors with significant financial losses.
It's an irreversible situation.
Mr. Horn said his purpose was to create "an irreversible situation".
In this book, Sternfeld documents our descent into a possibly irreversible situation not through photographs of the changing landscape but through the faces of its inhabitants.
That John Kerry and his advisers don't recognize the immense opportunity to rally citizens from all walks of life -- both liberal and conservative -- to salvage an increasingly disastrous and irreversible situation is itself evidence that politics in our democracy has lost its footing.
The very position of the settlements and the disposition of the settlers who reside in them has created a near irreversible situation in the occupied lands.
If successful, the introduction leads to an irreversible situation.
The present model is capable of describing several reversible and irreversible situations, such as the phenomena of organic deposition, growing mechanism of heavy organic aggregates, the size distributions of precipitated organics and the solubility of heavy organics in a crude oil due to variations in oil pressure, temperature and composition.
Hugh of Arles (king 926 947) found the situation irreversible.
Did the Israelis, perhaps, feel they had created enough settlements to make the situation irreversible and force the world to come to terms with it?
"I think that governments recognize the need to act, before the situation becomes irreversible".
The chief of Khánh Hòa Province, Colonel Ly Ba Pham, boarded a military aircraft and flew out to Phan Rang, after he had notified Saigon that "the situation is irreversible".
