The phrase "a core condition for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate an essential requirement or prerequisite for something to occur or be valid.
Example: "Trust is a core condition for a successful partnership."
Alternatives: "an essential requirement for" or "a fundamental prerequisite for".
Modernisation of Europe's universities involving their interlinked roles of education, research and innovation, has been acknowledged not only as a core condition for the success of the broader Lisbon Strategy, but as part of the wider move towards an increasingly global and knowledge-based economy (European Commission 2006).
European Commission noticed that Modernisation of Europe's universities involving their interlinked roles of education, research and innovation, has been acknowledged not only as a core condition for the success of the broader Lisbon Strategy, but as part of the wider move towards an increasingly global and knowledge-based economy (European Commission 2006).
Congress and the administration should work together to make specific and quantifiable progress on democracy and human rights matters a core condition for U.S. aid to authoritarian governments, as in places like Egypt, Sri Lanka, and Burma.
The multicycle capability in PARCS was used to determine the equilibrium core condition for three batch cores loaded with the UO2 and then with the U3Si2 fuel designs.
As mentioned above, the core condition for allowing the reading in 74 and the first reading of 77, namely the condition that the de-part, in this case being a clause with its own overt subject and predicate, should be well-formed in both form and meaning, offers additional support for the structures proposed for 74 and 77 in 79.
The categories were core panel, secondary targets (conditions that are part of the differential diagnosis of a core panel condition), and not appropriate for newborn screening (either no newborn screening test is available or there is poor performance with regard to multiple other evaluation criteria).
On the basis of this information, conditions were assigned to one of three categories as described above: Core Panel; Secondary Targets (conditions that are part of the differential diagnosis of a core panel condition).; and Not Appropriate for Newborn Screening (either no newborn screening test is available or there is poor performance with regard to multiple other evaluation criteria).
The categories were referred to as: 1) the core panel; 2) secondary targets (conditions that are part of the differential diagnosis of a core panel condition); and 3) not appropriate for newborn screening (either no newborn screening test is available or there is poor performance with regard to multiple other evaluation criteria).
In response, the expert group has developed an Action (ACT) Sheet for each core condition and secondary target to facilitate immediate response on the part of primary care professionals, both with regard to the need for speed and the expected steps in diagnosis and follow-up.
General Petraeus argued for a surge into Afghanistan even in face of evidence that the core conditions necessary for success did not exist.
Integrating on call rotations into internal medicine clerkships would be in line with the suggested core condition of "supported participation" for clinical workplace learning [ 21].
