The phrase "a checklist of conditions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a list of specific requirements or criteria that need to be met.
Example: "Before proceeding with the project, please ensure that you have completed a checklist of conditions to avoid any issues later on."
Alternatives: "a list of requirements" or "a set of criteria".
The Rose Angina Questionnaire and a checklist of medical conditions are implemented to determine health status for a moderate intensity exercise program [ 29].
Panel members were invited to participate in a survey about health, and after consenting, they were asked to complete an initial screening survey that included demographics and a checklist of health conditions.
The wave 2 and wave 3 follow-up questionnaires each contained a checklist of medical conditions headed by the question "Have you ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that you had any of these conditions?" Respondents also reported year of diagnosis.
Age, gender and a checklist of chronic conditions were also collected.
Following the logic outlined above, we included a checklist of seven conditions usually secondary to SCD and two treatments indicative of severity as part of the data collection.
The prevalence of GERD or heartburn was ascertained by the NHWS question "Which of the following conditions have you experienced in the past 12 months?" This was followed by a checklist of diseases and conditions including GERD and, separately, heartburn.
followed by a checklist of the individual conditions previously listed and a box for filling in dates and more details.
The number of comorbidities at baseline was assessed using a checklist of 21 comorbid conditions based on the Medical Outcomes Study [ 30].
A diabetologist oversaw participant safety through review of glucose values downloaded at each session and a checklist of symptoms or conditions utilized by the interventionists at each session.
Subjects completed a waiting-room questionnaire containing items on socio-demographics, a checklist of chronic health conditions, the Patient Health Questionnaire 9 (PHQ-9), and the Short Form-12 Health Survey version 2 (SF-12 v2).
Moreover, measures rely on respondents' answers to a checklist of chronic health conditions [ 54], and morbidity estimates are ultimately based on self-reported symptoms, an approach whose appropriateness has been extensively debated.
