The phrase "a clear condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a requirement or stipulation that is easily understood and unambiguous.
Example: "In order to proceed with the project, we need to establish a clear condition regarding the budget allocation."
Alternatives: "an explicit requirement" or "a definite stipulation".
Now, if something is given to us as a set and we ask whether it is identical with an arbitrarily chosen object x, this specifies a clear condition that settles the matter.
And while identifying and managing diagnosable mental illness is a priority in the psychiatric community, psychological help for those without a clear condition to manage can be just as important.
A clear condition of that job was his voluntary agreement not to disclose any classified information - that is, information the disclosure of which could reasonably endanger the security of the nation.
As expected, the model showed a clear condition effect (Appendix Table A9).
The dose of 2 mg/kg of morphine was ineffective in mice pre-exposed to saline but induced a clear conditioned place preference (CPP) in those pre-exposed to morphine.
Sally Lewis, the head of the council's safeguarding board, added the council had given the club a "very clear condition".
But low levels of serotonin do not demarcate a clear pathological condition, and the existence of Prozac opens the way for what Peter Kramer, author of Listening to Prozac, famously labeled cosmetic pharmacology: that is, the taking of a drug not for its therapeutic value but simply because it makes one feel "better than good".
The annual analysis has been carried out for a clear day condition for each month, New Delhi, India.
Particularly, in a clear sky condition scenario, the reachable goodput value for each traffic class must be in accordance with the SLA.
(22) Because we neglected the transient corresponding to the convergence from fixed point to limit cycle in the rate-reduced model (RNM), the inequality in (22) defines a clear 'spiking condition'.
Our collective neurosis, this invisible injury -- a disorder which many refuse to acknowledge -- has a clear resulting condition that affects all of us.
