The phrase "a concrete condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific, tangible, or definite situation or requirement that must be met.
Example: "In order to qualify for the grant, applicants must demonstrate a concrete condition that supports their project proposal."
Alternatives: "a specific requirement" or "a definite circumstance".
For comparison, a concrete condition map based on the depth-corrected attenuation of GPR signals reflected from the upper layer of rebar is shown in Fig. 14c.
On the contrary, Fig. 14b shows a concrete condition map based on a dual cut-off relative permittivity: regions were judged to be damaged when the cut-off relative permittivity was lower than 6.0 or higher than 11.0.
Some subjects were assigned to a concrete condition, and asked to make a judgment about a specific individual in specific circumstances, while others were assigned to an abstract condition, and asked to make a more general judgment, divorced from any particular individual.
Subjects in the concrete condition read a story about a man, "Bill," in the deterministic universe who murders his wife in a particularly ghastly manner, and were asked whether Bill was morally responsible for what he had done.
This is a measure of how plastic the concrete condition can be when it is placed.
The critical condition will be reached 15% earlier for the 'cracked' concrete condition than for the 'uncracked' concrete condition.
The concrete condition is shown in Fig. 8; the sample is obtained chiefly from the electronics market appchina.om, eoemarke.com, goapk.com, etc.
Non-destructive testing (NDT) is very popular in this context as it quickly provides relevant information on the integrity and ageing of the material, but several kinds of indicators representative of the concrete condition need to be evaluated.
In all three studies, participants in the concrete condition returned the questionnaire by email more quickly than participants in the abstract condition.
Behaviourally, lexical decision reaction times for the concrete condition were significantly faster than both abstract and pseudoword conditions and the abstract condition was significantly faster than the pseudoword condition (p < 0.05).
Engaging in a concrete analysis of concrete conditions we see clearly that the motive force, the driving and central and emphatic force of progressive and revolutionary struggle in our lifetimes (and before) has been the struggle against imperialism.
