The phrase "a proper condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a suitable or appropriate state or requirement for something to occur or be valid.
Example: "In order to proceed with the project, we must first establish a proper condition for collaboration among all team members."
Alternatives: "an appropriate condition" or "a suitable condition".
Plasma irradiation time was studied to obtain a proper condition for the germination enhancement of seeds.
The immobilization of enzyme was carried out for 24 h to produce the enzyme that is successfully attached onto the membrane surface or pores in a proper condition.
A proper condition of the milling time is rather a shorter time than ∼8 h, where the graphitic feature is remained in the ball milled product.
A high-density plasma is generated inside a cylindrical target as a result of the hollow cathode discharge effect under a proper condition.
Usually, a check is performed upon the spawn reception in order to ensure that it arrives in a proper condition with no signs of microbiological contamination or alteration, as their characteristics have a determining influence on the final product quality.
A designed single-strand DNA oligo was immobilized with the carboxyl group of poly p-aminobenzoic acid) and served as the poly p-aminobenzoic wacidhen hybridized with the probe under androper condition.
The quality of the data obtained under various measuring conditions was studied, and then a proper measuring condition was determined.
In addition, we explore the behavior of a "pseudo-boundary condition," which is in fact not a proper boundary condition at all, but discretization and truncation errors mask its redundant nature and allow it to perform well in cases where there is little upstream signalling.
On the other hand, 34 (6.9%) identified at least three proper conditions; 39 (7.9%) at least two and 101 (22.8%) identified one proper condition as a basis for legal abortion.
Each aspect of such processes is described here and the proper condition for an optimal design is reported.
"A proper vocal condition is the basic rule for any singing performance," he wrote in a public letter explaining his decision, and "without it, no matter how much willingness, talent, discipline or passion there is, it is simply impossible to offer the public the performance for which they have paid".
