The phrase "and stipulation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to a specific condition or requirement that is part of an agreement or contract.
Example: "The contract includes a clause regarding the payment terms and stipulation of penalties for late payments."
Alternatives: "and condition of" or "and requirement of".
Estimation and stipulation of allowable leakage for inflatable seals of 500 MWe Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor is depicted.
The findings and stipulation of facts show continual extrastate purchases of tangible personalty for the operation of the road; rails, equipment, machinery, tools and office supplies.
These processing protocols should be accompanied with excellent staff training and stipulation of a HACCP-like quality assurance system [ 4] since potential errors by users may have an immediate impact.
This agreement states the amout and stipulations of use for the Spark College Grant.
After the District Court issued a temporary restraining order so that appellees who had previously registered could vote in the November 1968 general election, 1 the case was considered on the pleadings and stipulations of fact.
Right, there are quite a few ways to understand conference calls, but as far as learning how they work goes - I recommend you read this post about the rates of conference calls, and why are they labeled free, and I recommend you read this podcast article to learn more about regulations and stipulations of VoIP conferencing.
Although foreign-language radio and television broadcasts from the BBC's World Service are financed by Britain's Foreign Office, a practice that developed in the country's days of empire, they are subject, like all BBC operations, to the corporation's charter and its stipulation of political independence and impartiality.
Defendant answered, and, upon stipulation of the parties, plaintiffs' motion for interlocutory decree and defendant's motion to dismiss the complaint were submitted upon the pleadings, the affidavit of one of the plaintiffs, the affidavit of defendant, and affidavits of others in his behalf.
Of course the point and legal stipulation of keeping a store on Savile Row is that there will be in-house tailors busy at work and visible from the street in their basement workshop.
There was no specified manner of utterance, no necessity for any accompanying ritual or meditative endeavor, and no stipulation of the length of the period of practice or number of repetitions.
The only policies that are actually new, Ataman says, are the stricter controls on child benefits and the stipulation of the length of the re-entry ban for those convicted of welfare fraud.
