"transitory situation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a temporary or ever-changing circumstance or event. For example: "The transitory situation of the stock market makes it difficult to make accurate predictions."
It is hypothesized that this not just a result of limited number of susceptible targets or a transitory situation in the evolutionary process.
Before settling in a new location, children frequently end up in a transitory situation where they may not have access to schools.
The fact of being a caregiver, unlike those with chronic diseases [ 2, 3, 12, 23, 25- 28], for whom numerous specific instruments have been designed [ 30], is usually a transitory situation, and on the other hand, the caregivers are usually seniors with their own multimorbidities [ 26, 33].
Rather than being transitory, this situation seems bound to persist.
"Dubai is… after all, a lonely, transitory place.
Homelessness or other transitory living situations may make it more difficult to establish and maintain care [ 14, 64] and has been associated with increased sexual risk, substance use, and poor HIV-related outcomes [ 16, 48, 65– 65].
This morphological situation is transitory.
This situation remains something of a testing or transitory state, as new DES keys are still being generated, and will be used if requested by a client.
Some commentators have challenged the usefulness of the concept of "coping strategies" in the context of HIV and AIDS, as this may imply that people do cope with the situation and will ultimately recover from a transitory change to their livelihoods (Rugalema, 2000).
We have shown that in the dynamic situation after applying oxidative stress to yeast cells, the transitory changes in the decay rate of different mRNAs are as relevant as the transcriptional shifts in modulating the RA changes that take place during adaptation to stress [4].
Thus, where David Grote [author of The End of Comedy: The Sit-Com and the Comedic Tradition] (1983: 67) notes that sitcom episodes 'live in a kind of time-warp without any reference to the other episodes,' producing a situation whereby everything 'remains inviolate and undisturbed, no matter what transitory events may occur' (1983: 59), The Simpsons comically reflects upon this".
