The phrase "a condition that allows" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific situation or requirement that enables a particular outcome or action.
Example: "The new policy creates a condition that allows employees to work remotely on Fridays."
Alternatives: "a situation that permits" or "a requirement that enables".
"The merging of artificial turf technology and the traditional turf sector means that 43 of the 44 clubs in Premier League and Championship now have a reinforced pitch, which is where artificial fibres are stitched into the pitch vertically, and then grass seed is oversewn, creating a condition that allows the grass plant to anchor to the fibre, creating a stable playing surface".
(Leitgeb & Pettigrew 2010b also present a condition that allows them to give a gradational accuracy argument for the principle of indifference).
And although fall has arrived, the temperature in Brownsville for the past few weeks has remained above 27°C, a condition that allows A. aegypti to thrive.
Rachel notes that the word "incapacitated is a legal term that defines a condition that allows others to make financial and personal decisions for the pet.
These regions are known as CpG islands and are generally nonmethylated, a condition that allows genes to be transcriptionally competent.
We came to a condition that allows us to make Au102 pMBA44 in a 0.5 mmol Au scale in reasonable purity and yield.
Emphasis was also placed upon flexibility, a condition that allowed Jesuits to become involved in a great variety of ministries and missionary endeavours in all parts of the world.
Part of the stumbling block for the Bain and Hellman bid was a condition that allowed the two to walk away if the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index fell below an average of less than 902 points in the 10 days before the sale was closed.
Only 3% of men eligible for national service were not examined for medical reasons, with obesity not being a condition that allowed exemption.
"Unforgettable" stars Poppy Montgomery as a police detective with a rare condition that allows her to remember and readily access the details of every moment in her life, and Dylan Walsh as her ex-boyfriend and partner.
