The phrase "a possible condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential circumstances or requirements that may apply in a given situation.
Example: "Before we proceed, we need to evaluate a possible condition that could affect the outcome of the project."
Alternatives: "a potential requirement" or "a likely scenario".
The doctors, scratching their heads, could offer no polysyllabic name for it, or suggest a possible condition.
The amplitude and velocity relations between solitons and/or solitary waves before and after interactions are given and a possible condition for fission and fusion is proposed.
Objective: A pre-existing intrauterine inflammation in the first half of gestation has been proposed as a possible condition that leads to preterm delivery.
We apply this empirical relationship to the one-dimensional (1D) conduit flow, in order to evaluate a possible condition that caused the eruption of Shinmoe-dake 2011 to experience a non-explosive stage.
Self-care telephone talks improved mental health significantly in our sample, and mental health focus could be understood as a possible condition for health promotion to take place.
"Apart from its well-known and widely discussed cytotoxic role (20, 21, 22), VacA has been shown to cause apoptosis [ 3] and inhibition of lymphocyte proliferation and thereby promotes a possible condition of local immunosuppression [ 4]." In section "Plasticity region cluster" sentence five should not have referenced Figure 1.
This was done to ensure that a possible conditioned response was not confounded by the innate phototropic response to grow into the side of the maze where the light had been presented on the last training session.
A meaningful counterfactual constitutes a principally possible condition for individual i at the fixed time of assignment.
Discerning whether a statement is a deception is important, of course, and yet not as important as considering it as a potential possible condition that may yet manifest, given the "right" (or "wrong") circumstances.
A psychrometric chart is a graphical representation of all possible conditions within the range for which the chart is constructed.
These attribute matrices, writes Cox (2004A, 552), form "an abstract web of all possible conditions and characteristics exhibited by actually occurring dharmas.
