"objective situation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a situation or event that is free of personal beliefs or biases. For example, "The objective situation in the country was that the economy was in a recession."
Emotion is evoked by objects, and is a response to an objective situation.
The "objective" situation in Afghanistan remains a mess.
Subjective success is an individual's response to an objective situation.
It's a question of the objective situation of depriving Jews of their civil rights in Rome.
Except that from time to time the objective situation becomes a subjective truth.
In their identification with the proletariat, the "masses" and the colonised, there is a choice based on something other than their objective situation.
Finally, there are "objective" judgements of value: judgements attributing value to persons, objects, and objective situations, in so far as they have the potential, depending on circumstances, to produce felt goodness or badness in us or others.
Compared to more objective situations like finding a youth in possession of a knife or narcotics, the decision to interpret disruptive behavior as criminal is done at the officer's discretion.
P1 corresponds to the single-objective situation above, while P2, P3 and O are different trade-offs among the objectives.
Pareto theory makes strong predictions on the range of phenotypes that evolve in such a multiple-objective situation: the evolved phenotypes lie in a restricted part of trait-space, called the Pareto front.
The Pareto front for the problem formulated in Equation (32) is presented in Figure 4B, where point P1 and P3 stand for single-objective situations were only one product is produced, and P2 is a balanced trade-off.
