The phrase "any particular condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when inquiring about specific circumstances or requirements related to a situation or topic.
Example: "Are there any particular conditions we need to consider before proceeding with the project?"
Alternatives: "any specific requirements" or "any certain circumstances".
Saying there are only a few medical studies of oil pulling, and none particularly convincing of a consistent benefit for "any particular condition". The verdict: Oil pulling probably doesn't do anything.
Begin by asking group members to imagine that they could buy a guarantee that any particular condition will hold true.
Although GPs are already paid for conducting asthma reviews and getting patients with high cholesterol counts on to statins, they are not rewarded for identifying any particular condition.
Crunch time, first quarter, inside, outside, double-team, single coverage … circumstances are mere descriptors for Durant – a way of qualifying and explaining the torrent of points that seems to come in every game, without much regard for any particular condition.
By varying the length and LNA content of the capture probes in our miRCURY LNA Arrays, we were able to design a set of capture probes Tm-normalized to 72 °C in order to ensure that hybridization efficiency is equal under any particular condition.
We all know we should eat nourishing foods, exercise, and learn to handle stress, regardless of our genetic or hereditary susceptibility to any particular condition.
Indeed, since it is good under any condition, its goodness must not depend on any particular conditions obtaining.
We exist not to glorify God, nor to exercise rationality, nor to bring about any particular conditions of society, but merely because we are assemblages of successful replicators.
As presently implemented the RFID management system in effect in the Chilean Patagonian toothfish fishery does not ensure the sustainability of the fishery under any particular conditions of economic or social efficiency.
The spokesman also referred to what then DWP Minister Chris Grayling said in the House of Commons at the time of the vote: "We should not write off automatically any individual with a particular condition.
Insurers could also sell plans that excluded any costs associated with a particular condition.
