The phrase "a precondition that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing requirements or conditions that must be met before something else can occur.
Example: "There is a precondition that all participants must complete the training before they can join the project."
Alternatives: "a requirement that" or "a stipulation that".
"We will not accept a precondition that would narrow the solution within set parameters," Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi told state television.
The government doesn't recognize these three groups as part of the Nationwide Ceasefire Coordination Team and has barred them from signing the ceasefire agreement unless they first sign separate bilateral ceasefire agreements with the government and military, a precondition that has not been levied against other armed groups and that is seen as a ploy to divide the unified ethnic groups.
It is a precondition that heavy objects have been handled for at least five years in specified occupations.
Social cohesion is often included in the concept of social capital, but in line with Carpiano's model, it is a component of its own, number 4. In this model based on Bourdieu's thesis, social cohesion is regarded as a precondition that enables social capital to be developed and used in action [ 10].
Then President Bush committed to a two-state outcome, but insisted, as a precondition, that the Palestinians abandon terrorism.
It was unclear whether Mr. Moallem's offer came with caveats, such as a precondition that the Syrian rebels must disarm first.
Our results open up new insights into mechanisms of high light adaptation in microalgae and at the same time provide a simplified strategy for non-GMO forward genetics, a crucial precondition that could result in the identification of key factors for economically relevant biological processes within algae.
Furthermore, our approach may serve as an example for the fast identification of genes of interest in untagged mutants with phenotypes that can be selected for, a crucial precondition that could finally yield in the identification of genetic factors responsible for the underlying biological processes of desirable phenotypes.
The newer members say negotiations should go forward only with a binding precondition that a budget deal cannot raise the government's statutory borrowing limit.
Neutron beam shutter system of Japan Spallation Neutron Source (JSNS) in the J-PARC has been designed under a particular precondition that every shutter should be controlled and maintained independently.
A test of the hypothesis that rare species are more host specific than common species would require sampling common and rare species in comparable numbers to ensure comparable statistical certitude for all species a precondition that is not met by the usual assemblage-based studies.
