"recent situation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an event or circumstance that has recently occurred. Example: "The recent situation has left many people feeling uneasy."
The incident recalled a recent situation involving the BBC and a documentary about Queen Elizabeth.
"We realize that in light of the recent situation, those things get overshadowed," Brady said.
He acknowledged that the recent situation at Somerset, with Jos Buttler also craving "glove time", was not easy.
Weinshenker is not particularly patient by temperament and was rendered even less so by a recent situation involving his men.
"Unfortunately, this most recent situation, with the charges that are involved, is not a good one on that record".
"We think it's a one-time event," he said of the recent situation, "but in no way changes our long-term view".
"And now, because of this most recent situation where they've stopped the investigation we were pursuing in Chicago, I just don't want to be a party to it".
"The recent situation shows that we have deficiencies in the system," said Michael Doyle, the director of the Center for Food Safety at the University of Georgia.
So, disgusted at our politician's lack of leadership – and even more disgusted at some of the politicians who have inflamed the recent situation – many in my generation now join the oft-discussed Northern Ireland "brain drain".
Advocates say the cuts should be pegged to 1990 emissions levels, but Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda of Japan said Wednesday that the starting point would be "the recent situation".
The film's director, Grant Heslov, flips constantly between the Django regime and the recent situation in Iraq, as Cassidy — who says he has been reactivated — crosses the border, with Wilton in tow, on a mission too secret to be revealed.
