The phrase "a condition of licence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to regulations, agreements, or permissions where specific requirements must be met.
Example: "The company must adhere to a condition of licence that mandates regular safety inspections."
Alternatives: "a licensing requirement" or "a stipulation of the licence".
The state body said that the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine had not received any information from the owners of fish farms of escaped salmon but reporting was a condition of licences being granted.
We would also look at the ability of any proposed new licence holder to launch the service by the 3 November deadline, which is a condition of the licence, and meet the programming commitments.
Astana were made to submit to an audit from ISSUL as a condition of their licence.
Local bulletins are a condition of the licence; cheap chat shows are inevitable (station controllers like to cite "The One Show", a jovial BBC programme, as a model).
The next step would be to take a foundation share in each privatised utility as a condition of its licence to operate, requiring the utility to reincorporate as a public-benefit company.
If you're desperate, and live not far from a motorway, all the "official" service stations on Britain's motorways (the ones that merit a blue sign on the road) are required, as a condition of their licence, to stay open for all 24 hours of Christmas Day and offer the basic services such as fuel and toilets.
Some councils have a taxi driver dress code as a condition of their licence.
The initial plan was to reinter Richard's body in Leicester Cathedral, following the normal archaeological practice of reburial in the nearest consecrated ground to the original grave; this had been a condition of the licence granted by the Ministry of Justice to exhume any human remains found during the excavation.
Running an academy became a condition of obtaining a licence to play professional football in both divisions from 2002 03 onwards.
In relation to Clients taking audio or audiovisual content from GNM, as a condition of Client's licence to publish and transmit such Services, Client must: 2.9.1.
Those who think this is "socialism" should, perhaps, try it.Second, in order not to lock the government into ever-higher spending, reduce the cost of television time the most burdensome component of campaigns by requiring broadcasters to offer free time as a condition of getting a licence.
