The phrase "a further condition of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying an additional requirement or stipulation related to a particular situation or agreement.
Example: "The contract includes a further condition of regular performance reviews to ensure quality standards are met."
Alternatives: "an additional requirement of" or "a supplementary condition of".
Instead of simply accepting whatever principles contractors would choose under these constraints on choice, however, Rawls imposed a further condition of adequacy on them.
One of the outcomes of the present proposal is that the extended physical exergy takes into account the equality of pressure, other than equality of temperature, as a further condition of mutual stable equilibrium between system and reservoir.
The tentative of the paper is to adopt the equality of pressure as a further condition of mutual stable equilibrium and to consider the pressure, too, in the formulation of the physical exergy as well as in the formulation of entropy.
The relationship between mechanical exergy and volume (and the pressure as a consequence) is the reason why the equality of pressure can be assumed as a further condition of mutual stable equilibrium of the composite system-reservoir that can be considered in the definition of entropy property.
Errors (incorrect actions) were modelled as a further condition of no interest (maximum error rate: R = 0.6%; G = 1,2%).
Yet, our data indicate that the complexity analysis was able to unmask a further condition of increased potential risk such as REM sleep.
A further condition for the encouragement of local medicine seller administration of all medicines is that those medicines sold are of good quality.
Pollock (1984, 56 7) added therefore as a further condition to the account of possible worlds that a possible world must be a nontransient state of affairs.
This assumption derives from the fact that equality of pressure between the system and the reservoir is a further condition for stable equilibrium state of the composite system-reservoir other than the equality of temperature.
As this necessitates the introduction of an additional component into the relatively narrow space between the femoral condyle and the tibia replacement, a further condition is the availability of a material which, whilst maintaining the tribological advantages of the alumina ceramic, has a much higher mechanical strength than the medical grade alumina ceramic available before.
Where these three conditions are met, a further condition, (4) a small amount of rainwater, would then be enough to trigger groundwater ridging.
