The phrase "are not conditioned on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is not dependent on or influenced by certain conditions or factors.
Example: "The results of the experiment are not conditioned on the initial assumptions made by the researchers."
Alternatives: "are not dependent on" or "are not influenced by".
These estimates should be more useful for monitoring because they are not conditioned on presence or availability as are most single-visit approaches.
Given that, according to PISA, the content of the tests does not generally require any specific knowledge that is acquired by students in the 10th grade, the results presented in this paper are not conditioned on grade attendance.
Although the reasons behind these differences cannot be tested, it is reasonable to expect that the responses of potential migrants are more likely to reveal real preferences since they are not conditioned on the feasibility of the relocation plan and are not driven by external factors such as job or family commitments.
Senate Majority leader Harry Reid and House Majority leader Nancy Pelosi also weighed in with a letter stating clearly that Costa Rica's access to U.S. markets under the Caribbean Basin Initiative are not conditioned on acceptance of any trade agreement.
In a Foreign Relations subcommittee meeting on the topic, Menendez stated, "It was a bad deal, and I will oppose any further changes to U.S. policy - any additional sanctions relief - that are not conditioned on clear, upfront concessions from the Castro regime that moves the Cuban people toward a free and open democratic government".
The company said its offer was not conditioned on financing.
Still, Williams's offer is not conditioned on financing, and Mr. Armstrong said that his company was in good enough financial health to carry out the transaction.
Affiliation is not conditioned on health status, pre-existing illness, or co-payments according to the type of health care.
Family reunification is not conditioned on educational or language requirements for resident or entering family members, but rather on the resident family being self-supporting and having certain income levels.
In an update to North Dakota's earlier hemp legislation, HB 1436 takes a bold stance against federal authorities, holding that a "license required by this section is not conditioned on or subject to review or approval by the United States drug enforcement agency".
