The phrase "a sequence of conditions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a series of specific circumstances or requirements that must be met in a particular context.
Example: "In order to qualify for the grant, applicants must meet a sequence of conditions outlined in the application guidelines."
Alternatives: "a series of requirements" or "a chain of criteria".
Than the corresponding mixed complimentary problem can be formulated as a sequence of conditions on markets, profits and budget constraints.
(3.15) Before applying the geometry criterion in [21] to (3.13), a sequence of conditions on P and Q are required to be verified.
A practical definition of trajectory was indicated as follows: a sequence of conditions that are crossed before getting to T2D, and during which some comorbidities are presented (hyperlipidemia, hypertension, impaired fasting glucose).
The model of 1995 shows a sequence of conditions and events leading to an accident, and defences and barriers are represented as intervening only after the occurrence of an error or a violation [ 3].
It is easy to see that such a sequence of initial conditions Θ 0 n, n ∈ N, can be found for any deterministic initial condition ν 0 under some reasonable conditions on the domain D and the sequence of partitions D n.
The Laboratory-designed test board will automatically apply a sequence of test conditions.
In a crossover design, each unit is randomized to a sequence of experimental conditions or treatments, with the aim of comparing the effect of individual treatment assignment.
For example, we may define such a sequence of initial conditions by Θ 0 k, n = argmin i = 1, …, l ( k, n ) | i l ( k, n ) − 1 | D k, n | ∫ D k, n ν ( 0, x ) d x |.
Both SPA and HZA have the potential to represent male fertility indicators, as both techniques reflect certain biological requisites for reproduction; a sequence of functional conditions is required for the sperm to interact and fuse with the ovum.
WHO (1992b) has formulated selection and modification rules in order to improve the reliability of mortality statistics and to allow selecting a single cause of death, the underlying cause, from a reported sequence of conditions.
Using the equivalence between the contact problem and a variational formulation with a projection fixed point problem of infinite dimensions, we develop an iterative algorithm that formulates the contact boundary condition into a sequence of Robin boundary conditions.
