The phrase "a condition to you" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where one is discussing terms or stipulations that apply to someone, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "I have set a condition to you that you must meet the deadline to receive the bonus."
Alternatives: "a requirement for you" or "a stipulation for you".
You have also requested as a condition to moving forward that we provide you with some form of assurances as to regulatory approval.
In reality, if you get shot, you're not usually in a condition to continue.
There is no question that this is a painful condition to suffer (you'd be surprised how many times you rotate your shoulder).
If you have an illness or a condition that forces you to take several expensive drugs, look into the feasibility of enrolling in a higher-cost PDP.
This is a made-up word meant to describe a condition in which you're so rich that you don't know right from wrong, and at the time it upset a lot of people, set off a national conversation about privilege, and made Couch infamous.
If you are in a better physical condition to the person you are chasing, you may try to tire him out.
Even if they are not going to be seen by that doctor…as long as they know that in the event that a condition warrants you to be seen by the doctor, the doctor will be there.
"You have a condition you need to manage closely.
The question is really whether you can or even should overcome an aversion to certain foods and flavours, or whether a shuddering reaction to even a hint is simply a condition you have to live with, or a sign that you should just give it a miss.
Infertility in of itself is a horrible condition to go through when you want a child but your body fails you.
As one woman explained: It has helped me deal with it on some occasions, because it can be a frustrating condition to have, and sometimes you just need to know someone else is having the same problems.
