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The phrase 'social instability' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which the values, beliefs, norms, and practices in a society are undergoing rapid change, disruption, and chaos. For example, you could say: "The economic crisis has caused widespread social instability in this country."
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Years of economic and social instability followed.
Militant union members, he said, were causing social instability.
She also lived with more personal financial and social instability.
Political and social instability prevailed through most of 1975.
What seems missing — for now, at least — is social instability.
It is, however, interested in preventing social instability.
Social instability, economics experts said, seldom leads to a strong economy.
This was a time of "explosive mixture of economic misery, social instability and collective trauma".
Could the breakdown of traditional gender roles also be a source of social instability?
It said halting the project had caused "political turmoil, an economic slowdown and social instability".
Countries with prolonged high levels of youth unemployment risk social instability.
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