The phrase "a condition for considering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing prerequisites or requirements that must be met before evaluating or taking action on something.
Example: "The committee outlined a condition for considering any new proposals, which included a thorough review of the project's feasibility."
Alternatives: "a prerequisite for evaluation" or "a requirement for assessment".
Mr. Giuliani said on television that he would not change his position and support a ban on the abortion procedure that opponents call partial-birth abortion, although the Conservative Party has called such a change in position a minimum condition for considering endorsing him.
The Conservative Party has laid down two conditions for considering a nomination of Mr. Giuliani: that he change his position on partial-birth abortion, and that he not accept Liberal Party support.
During the primaries Mr. Gore said he would make support for gays serving openly in the military a condition for officers being considered for a position on the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Mark Carney, the governor of the Bank of England, told the Financial Times on Tuesday that one of the conditions for considering raising UK rates for the first time since the depths of the financial crisis was increasing costs.
In this mode, divergence of futures is not a threat but a necessary condition for orientation considering the basically open future which cannot be limited to convergent pictures.
Now, Santa Cruz has gone further -- allowing the medical use of marijuana with a doctor's note certifying that the patient has a condition for which marijuana is considered helpful, including AIDS, cancer, multiple sclerosis, glaucoma, anorexia, chronic pain, arthritis and spastic diseases.
After many of the earlier studies sought to demonstrate improvement on the task trained, a broader effect on neuropsychological test performance has subsequently been considered a condition for improvement of patient relevant outcomes [ 12].
The payment of dues shall not be considered as a condition for membership in the Club, but dues-paying members may be eligible for differentiated rights and benefits.
The orthogonality conditions for considered coefficients are implemented.
