The phrase "a primary condition 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: "A primary condition of successful project management is effective communication among team members."
Alternatives: "a key requirement of" or "an essential factor of".
Scottish football's governing body said Charles Green's newco – owned by Sevco Scotland Ltd – had agreed to a ban beginning on 1 September as a "primary condition" of gaining membership of the SFA, and therefore being granted permission to play in the Irn-Bru Third Division next season.
The maximum reduction in Medicare expenditures per user was about $7000, which occurred when a decedent had a primary condition of cancer and used a hospice for their last 58-103 days of life.
However, the SFA announced that: "It has been agreed with Sevco Scotland Ltd that the registration embargo will be accepted as a primary condition of a transfer of membership.
A primary condition of the settlement was that Apple Computer agreed to stay out of the music business.
This article presents a selective survey of papers that today represent the general wisdom concerning the factors affecting adoption as a primary condition to diffusion and exploitation of CT.
Although cluster headache is assumed to be a primary condition, cases of symptomatic cluster-like headache have been reported, caused by various intracranial, face or cervical cord lesions or related to traumatic or surgical events [1 4, 11].
With these patients living longer, medical care has moved from merely treating the primary condition of the patient to a comprehensive approach that includes the provision of preventive services.
"The primary condition of that dialogue is reciprocal respect and a commitment to strengthening that respect, for the sake of recognizing the rights of all people, wherever they happen to be". The pope also spoke to Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas on Tuesday.
The loss of muscle mass can prolong recovery from the primary condition of the patient and increase rehabilitation time.
This raises the possibility that "microbiome mutiny", triggered by the primary condition of cancer, may contribute also to cancer mortality.
