The phrase "aids condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a medical condition related to AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome).
Example: "The patient was diagnosed with an AIDS condition that required immediate medical attention."
Alternatives: "HIV-related condition" or "AIDS-related illness."
In the new study, AIDS-virus antibodies were found in the saliva of each of 28 individuals whose blood tests had also indicated viral infection, but who had not developed the full-scale AIDS condition.
In one, Prior Walter Christian Borlee), the latest in several centuries of Prior Walters, loses his lover, walking encyclopedia Louis Ironson Zachary Quintoo), when his AIDS condition worsens and Louis slinks off.
In the decision aid condition, 92 patients were included, and in the standard information condition 88.
Figure 5 shows the sound field thresholds in the unaided and in the aided condition using all 4 transmission paths.
This questionnaire was completed before the treatment decision was made (for all patients), and before the decision aid was provided to patients in the decision aid condition.
Following the typical clinical procedure, the benefit derived from the HAs was defined as the improvement of the aided condition compared to the unaided condition.
But carefully channeled international aid, conditioned on political reform, may help ease the Haitians' misery.
A promise of substantial aid, conditioned upon steady progress, could remove the fear and make the traverse possible.
The use of aid conditions to impose Thatcherite economic policies on developing countries has also undermined fragile democracies in many states.
If that's so it becomes all the more important for the West to tip the scales in favor of the reformers with the promise of aid, conditioned upon further reforms.
They might, for example, undermine the role of the IMF and World Bank, abandon attempts to expand free trade or even just ride roughshod over aid conditions in poor countries.
