The phrase "recurring situation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that happens repeatedly or on a regular basis. For example, "The ongoing debate over gun control is an example of a recurring situation."
But even a few missing guns, explosives and bullets is serious business, particularly because this is a recurring situation with federal law enforcement.
As to the characters she used to play on the screen, Karenne seemed to show a preference for female figures with complex personalities: gypsies, adulteresses, murderers, prostitutes, wild girls, masculine or working women and, very often, women who commit suicide (a recurring situation in her films, which was considered outrageous and morally unbearable at that time).
Resolving this case by expanding the scope of the automobile exception is attractive not so much for its logical virtue, but because it may provide ground for agreement by a majority of the presently fractured Court on an approach that would give more specific guidance to police and courts in this recurring situation one that has led to incessant litigation.
To that end, Mr. Skelos, a Long Island Republican, said he was willing to work to address a recurring situation that civil rights groups say has led to tens of thousands of arrests in New York City: the police stop young people and ask them to empty their pockets, and those stopped pull out the marijuana they are carrying.
The education reporter Dana Goldstein, in her book "The Teacher Wars," published in 2014, looks at American history and describes a recurring situation of what she calls "moral panic" — the tendency, when there's an economic or social crisis, to lay blame on public-school teachers.
There was an indirect but unexpectedly beneficial result of this recurring situation: the ensuing philosophical peripatetism of Latin American philosophers contributed to the inter-American philosophical dialogue.
In addition, the project managers are wasting their resources generating new schedules for recurring situations that are similar to already executed projects.
These are recurring situations; and recurringly evidence is excluded without any realistic expectation that its exclusion will contribute in the slightest to the purposes of the rule, even though the trial will be seriously affected or the indictment dismissed". See also Brown v. Illinois, 422 U.S. 590, 609-610, 95 S.Ct.
But in specific, recurring situations, reversion to the mean is the key to identifying market behavior.
They are designed to deal with recurring situations confronted by numerous institutional actors over relatively long periods of time.
A karmic relationship always entails some form of "action" that must play out within the couple, i.e., the breaking of some pattern or cycle of recurring situations.
