The phrase "situation transpired" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means that a particular event or occurrence took place in a given situation. Example: The negotiations between the two countries were tense, but eventually a peaceful resolution transpired.
This article is based on the situation that transpired before Raúl Castro announced in September 2010 that 500,000 Cubans would be released from their state sector jobs and permitted to pursue private employment, which might induce Cuban Americans to send more remittances and even invest in small Cuban family businesses (albeit in violation of the US embargo).
Just in case any of the above-mentioned situations transpire.
A ton of developers weren't happy about the situation that had just transpired.
Ancelotti did confirm though that Luka Modric would not be leaving the club after speculation claimed that Spurs had asked for Modric as part of a player-plus-cash deal for Bale, although that situation could still transpire with Angel Di Maria, Fabio Coentrao and young striker Alvaro Morata all linked with a switch.
While this situation, if it transpires, will cause Twitter to either raise less capital or suffer more dilution than it would have otherwise, all is not lost.
"We talked about the overall situation in bargaining, what has transpired the last several days and the hopes that we had as to what might transpire in the next few days".
Discuss the details surrounding your situation and the events that transpired.
"The American team is very concerned about this serious situation, and we are reviewing what transpired with our Piedmont and Kansas City colleagues".
How did this new position transpire?
The most my doctor could do was monitor my situation and recommend a meeting with a counsellor (who, it transpired, was only available on the days I was at work).
