The phrase "a conditioning of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the process of conditioning or influencing behavior, thoughts, or responses.
Example: "The study focused on a conditioning of responses to various stimuli in the environment."
Alternatives: "an influence on" or "a shaping of".
An adequate cooling of the target requires a conditioning of the flow, which is realized by a main flow transported in an annular gap downwards, u-turned at a hemispherical shell into a cylindrical riser tube.
My Playground documents a group of people known as "freerunners" who practice a conditioning of the body known as Parkour that allows them to overcome obstacles with efficiency.
Similar to others (Martino et al, 1993) we also stated that the survival of human mature lymphocytes gained from peripheral blood is rather limited, needing more than 10 cells to be transplanted and requiring a conditioning of mice by sublethal total body irradiation.
She had a history of multiple myeloma status post-autologous bone marrow transplant (BMT) with a conditioning regimen of high-dose melphalan 2 weeks prior to presentation.
Most subjects undergoing full dose HSCT received a conditioning regimen of cyclophosphamide usually with total body irradiation.
The majority (71.6%) received a conditioning regimen of Cytoxan plus total body irradiation (n= 106), with 11 other conditioning regimens represented.
A conditioning regimen of 12 Gy TBI in 6 daily fractions induces an interstitial pneumonitis incidence of about 11% in the absence of lung shielding [ 7].
Biofilm formation begins immediately after catheter insertion, when organisms adhere to a conditioning film of host proteins which forms along the catheter surface.
That was a cultural conditioning of whatever came 500 years before now.
To test the effects of a conditioning lesion in a model of familial ALS we administered a tibial nerve crush injury to presymptomatic fALSG93A rats.
Addition of a conditioning buffer containing EDTA allowed the formation of Cd II)–EDTA complexes.
