The phrase "a special condition for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a particular requirement or circumstance that must be met for something to occur or be valid.
Example: "There is a special condition for eligibility that all applicants must meet before being considered for the program."
Alternatives: "a specific requirement for" or "a unique stipulation for".
She worked on "Allure" with Christopher Hemphill, a process that took three years as she sought the elusive quality of personality in images of celebrities and models, in their gestures and sometimes violent expressions -- a special condition for pictures of Maria Callas -- and Mr. Hemphill did his best to oblige her.
Finally, such a special condition for overhung rotors is also considered.
However, when applied to patients with a special condition (for example, a nondilated bile duct, patient status post left hepatic lobe resection, patient status post liver transplantation), PTBD has the potential for technical difficulties.
There is a special condition imposed: for each \(i\) = 1, …,\ n, \mathcal{R}_{i} \subseteq \mathcal{R}\).
In Italy, you cannot take your mother's family name instead of your father's, but we asked many, many years ago for a special condition to the president of the republic.
The surfaces obtained via the method are extremely durable and can be stored without any special conditions for at least one year.
Misoprostol is inexpensive, does not require any special conditions for its storage, and its tablet form can be easily administered by a community health care provider, a TBA, and even the woman herself who has just delivered.
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The alternative is for it to rely on another special condition for processing this type of sensitive data.
The following year, the 49th Battalion was re-raised as a "special conditions" battalion within the Royal Queensland Regiment, catering for the training needs of men who were eligible for call up who elected to serve in the CMF rather than the Regular Army, but who could not parade regularly due to where they lived or what civilian occupation they held.
There's more though: The regulation also targets scooter sharing startups seeking to exploit PMVs as a commercial opportunity — with "special conditions for economic activities".
