"tangible situations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe situations or circumstances that are real, specific, and can be physically seen or touched. Example: "The training program focuses on preparing employees to handle tangible situations, such as customer complaints or equipment malfunctions, with confidence and efficiency."
In 2014, Wagenknecht founded an all-female art and tech collective called Deep Lab that researches "privacy, surveillance, code, art, social hacking, race, capitalism, anonymity, the infrastructures of the 21st century and useful skills in tangible situations".
Tangible situations fell onto a continuum from those completely within maternal or parental control (changing feeding for a holiday or social activities) to those that were not (illness, parental leave, needs of siblings).
There are complex dynamic relationships between the mother, the baby, named significant others (overt influences), tangible and perceptual situations, for instance a woman may mention her baby as a significant other but the tangible situation of having a baby weighed might trigger feeding behaviour change.
Realized in June and exhibited at the Futur En Seine festival earlier this year, Arbréole explores the different ways people can interact in space, transforming users' subtle gestures into tangible, visual situations.
Narratives described a wide range of tangible and perceptual situations precipitating the introduction of solids: family members and friends saying 'give her food'; parents wanting more unbroken sleep; previous experience; and trying solids viewed as entertainment, seeing 'how the baby reacts' or copes with new tastes.
Mr. Quarmyne, 39, objects to a common, Western understanding of climate change: whether to buy double-glazed windows or hybrid cars is, for many Westerners, as tangible as the situation is going to get.
I am a Liberian who wants to do something tangible about this situation in my country -- Carmenresia Jones.
In disasters such as this one, the media often relies on large numbers to make the gravity of the situation tangible.
As a result, the provider will lose revenue without gaining a tangible benefit in some situations, which is clearly undesirable.
Additional sources of burnout included poor programme management, not seeing tangible changes in humanitarian situations, imbalance in personal life, and lack of social support from family and home community.
It's easy to identify the problem and even its causes, but therapy can't really do anything tangible to change my situation.
