The phrase "are essential in conditions of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of certain factors or elements in specific situations or environments.
Example: "In emergency response, communication systems are essential in conditions of high stress and uncertainty."
Alternatives: "are crucial in situations of" or "are vital in contexts of".
Such observation in wet lab suggests that udhA knockout turns out to be essential in conditions of NADPH excess in the system (such as in the case of PGI mutant), and similar results were obtained from the in silico system when simulated glucose was used as the sole carbon source with a concentration of 670 μM (Table S3 and Figure S1).
Mass immunization is essential in conditions in which there is an increased risk of illness because of poor quality of water, over-crowdedness, a lack of sanitation facilities, and inadequate nutrition.
Precise image fusion, correlation of PET with morphological CT findings and 2D multiplanar reconstructions are essential in order to avoid overdiagnosis of benign conditions as malignancy, as well as missing out on actual pathology.
The contribution of visual cues is essential in static conditions while the contribution of proprioception inputs is fundamental in dynamic conditions [ 56].
This knowledge is essential in establishing conditions for the occurrence of chaotic oscillations in any non-linear system.
The inclusion of IAH is essential in relevant conditions (for example, major trauma/burns, major vascular surgery, transplantation) [ 4].
Inflammation is a complex process and is essential in many of these conditions: sPLA2 might be the main crossroad between inflammation and surfactant catabolism.
Knowledge of the critical condition is essential in the design of both simple and complex frames.
The imposition of inhomogeneous Dirichlet boundary conditions (IDBCs) is essential in numerical analysis of a structure.
The paper presents the damages of the structure, construction process and environmental conditions which were essential in the evaluation of damages and their causes.
