The phrase "a condition of life" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific state or situation that affects living beings or their existence.
Example: "Access to clean water is a fundamental condition of life that many people around the world still lack."
Alternatives: "a state of existence" or "a vital aspect of living".
That, too, is a condition of life in Iraq today.
Mutual assured destruction, the essence of U.S. deterrence policy during the Cold War, remains a condition of life in the 21st century.
Rationing is still a condition of life, and why it should have been (and was even into the 1950s) is hard for Sam to understand, though he doesn't much question it.
Passion and energy were needed to trace a subject for whom privacy was a condition of life; whose city, Turin, was noted for its prudent reserve ("the icebox of Italy," other Italians call it); and who drew his closest friends from an old established community of fellow Jews that in this respect could be thought of as Turin's Turin.
As incarnated by Michi Barall, Scotty Bloch, Michael Doyle, Julie Halston, Larry Pine and Ray Anthony Thomas, they are often a sour, tired, frightened group for whom theater seems to be not so much a choice as an existential necessity, a condition of life.
Coined by the former president of the World Bank, Robert S. McNamara, in 1973, "absolute poverty" means "a condition of life so degraded by disease, illiteracy, malnutrition, and squalor as to deny its victims basic human rights" [24].
The use of BD allows critical thresholds to be established by which the clinician can be alerted to the beginning of a deleterious trend in O2D or to progression of putative shock to a condition of life-threatening potential.
Crowds are a condition of urban life.
Insofar as a media-induced state of speed has become a condition of modern life, Lucas was anticipating the Zeitgeist in "Star Wars".
At the time he took office, he feared that New Yorkers had come to accept homelessness as a condition of city life, and the possibility alarmed him.
Feeling that you are on multiple channels, and not understanding anything clearly, seems to be a condition of modern life, and each of us deals with it differently.
