The phrase "a condition needed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific requirement or prerequisite that must be met for something to occur or be valid.
Example: "In order to proceed with the project, there is a condition needed regarding the budget approval."
Alternatives: "a necessary condition" or "a required condition".
She showed in a single gesture that this was a condition needing compassion and understanding, not fear and ignorance.
Behnam said it is fairly easy for a doctor to determine by reviewing the initial photograph and responses to a questionnaire whether a condition needs further investigation.
"This presented itself, to our thinking as lawyers, as a case involving someone in distress, someone needing help from either a mental or a medical condition — perhaps intoxicated, but in a condition needing assistance of the police," the family's attorney David Riggs said at the conference.
Many people with AR self-manage the condition with over-the-counter products, do not seek a physician's help, or indeed do not recognize AR as a condition needing treatment [ 5].
In our study population, chronic hypertension was not a predisposing factor for AKI at H72, and we could not identify chronic hypertension as a condition needing higher MAP levels to avoid AKI (See Additional data file 1).
But as this is Downton, such a condition need prove no impediment to his playing a full and active part in the next series.
But Gallatin County Attorney Marty Lambert, in a response filed in July, noted that the court "apparently found that fingerprinting and photographing [the] defendant was a reasonable condition needed for rehabilitation or for the protection of the victim or society".
The court, Lambert said in his filing, "apparently found that fingerprinting and photographing [the] defendant was a reasonable condition needed for rehabilitation or for the protection of the victim or society".
