The phrase "as a condition of getting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing prerequisites or requirements that must be met in order to obtain something.
Example: "You must complete the application form as a condition of getting the scholarship."
Alternatives: "as a requirement for obtaining" or "as a prerequisite for receiving".
House Republicans would also allow states to require drug testing as a condition of getting benefits.
As a condition of getting Medicare money, he said, hospitals will have to comply with reporting requirements in their states.
Hospitals must meet federal standards as a condition of getting Medicare money, which accounts for about 40percentt of hospital revenue, on the average.
As a condition of getting a waiver, each authority elevator employee was asked to pledge that his private employer had no business dealings with the Housing Authority.
And the proximate cause is austerity policies that were demanded as a condition of getting aid to meet the countries' debts.
The government does little to enforce the requirement, leaving it mainly up to banks to mandate flood insurance as a condition of getting a home mortgage.
And then why does he insist his daughters say they love him as a condition for getting their share of his kingdom?
The Senate Finance Committee is considering a bipartisan proposal that would require hospitals to provide "a minimum annual level of charitable care" as a condition for getting or keeping the tax-exempt status available to charitable organizations.
"As President, I would find the quickest, surest path to get there, so that every single person as a human right, as a condition of their existence is able to get the care that they need". His questioner didn't sound quite satisfied.
It was dismissed as a condition of the SoftBank investment in Uber getting done.
(As a condition of the twin experiment, she'd get one too).
