The phrase "a major precondition of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing essential requirements or prerequisites for a particular situation or outcome.
Example: "Access to clean water is a major precondition of sustainable development in any community."
Alternatives: "a key requirement for" or "an essential prerequisite of".
The standardisation of the assessment methodology and case definition represents a major precondition for the comparison of study results and the conduction of meta-analyses.
The standardisation of the assessment methodology and case definition represents a major precondition for the conduction of meta-analyses.
The early exclusion of PE is a major precondition for goal-oriented diagnostic and therapeutic measures.
Four are directly related to the theme of Web security, whereas the other two are related to software engineering goals to produce correct software, a major precondition to obtaining Web security.
Clearing up the problem is a major precondition set by the I.M.F. for the resumption of economic aid.
Obviously mobile ubiquity is the major precondition today, with the additional attributes of GPS, high quality cameras, and ever improving networks.
One major precondition for aggregating within-person data to the between-person level is sufficient reliability of the aggregated data, a point that has received scant attention in previous research.
A legitimate, both internally and externally, centre, however, is one of the major preconditions for power acquisition – a factor directly dependent on internal stability.
And yet the authors think it is right for America to talk to Iran, a major sponsor of Hamas and Hizbullah, without preconditions.
Last but not least, the uniquely German requirement of a second Ph.D. ("Habilitation") as precondition for becoming a professor in the German system was a major point of the critique that Bulmahn promised to take home and very seriously consider.
