The phrase "a condition to continue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing prerequisites or requirements that must be met in order to proceed with a process or action.
Example: "The project will only move forward if we meet a condition to continue set by the stakeholders."
Alternatives: "a requirement to proceed" or "a prerequisite to advance".
In reality, if you get shot, you're not usually in a condition to continue.
Often the participation in these measures is also a condition to continue qualifying for unemployment benefits or combined with sanctions, thereby part of the rights and obligations package19.
If he is in a condition to continue the action he will disregard it; if he is not, it will be an excuse for his retreat and no blame can be attached to him.
rightfully exists in order to enable an athlete who has a legitimate medical condition to continue to compete.
At West Park Academy in Darlington, deputy vice principal, Helen Dummett, leads the close-knit team involved in enabling a six-year-old-boy with a life-threatening condition to continue at school.
Following a 1-month consolidation therapy the patient was discharged with a stable wound condition to continue wound care at home.
The Diversion and Mediation Programme gives persons under 21 in conflict with the law a significant opportunity, on certain conditions, to continue living without criminal record or conviction and take a step forward toward a successful future.
But don't expect conditions to continue on a slow recovery path as six-day to 10-day outlooks show above-normal temperatures across California.
a statement that such firm understands and agrees that cooperation and compliance, as described in the consent required by subparagraph (A), and the securing and enforcement of such consents from its associated persons, in accordance with the rules of the Board, shall be a condition to the continuing effectiveness of the registration of the firm with the Board.
Wilson began hearing voices "saying derogatory things", telling him that he was finished and was going to die soon, a condition that continues to this day.
This law in the State of New York allows judges to order psychiatric patients with a history of hospitalizations, treatment noncompliance, and severe deterioration to be required to attend outpatient treatment as a condition of continuing to live in the community.
