The phrase "as another condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing an additional requirement or stipulation in a discussion or argument.
Example: "The contract will be valid only if the payment is made on time, as another condition for the agreement."
Alternatives: "as an additional requirement" or "as a further stipulation".
This planning stage also must take into account other dimensions of each patient's ill health or circumstances, such as another condition, adverse lifestyle habits or occupation.
According to the latest data, 130 claimants now have cancer and a further 336 have cancer as well as another condition.
In other words, assigning locomotives without delay in service is considered as another condition of feasibility of the solution.
Intra-abdominal hypertension is also well recognised as another condition that limits the accuracy of PPV and SVV [38] (Table 2).
As another condition, Comcast agreed to create a standalone broadband product so that people who only wanted Internet service and not cable TV wouldn't have to buy an expensive bundle.
This shows that, despite its simplicity, the Kolmogorov Smirnov test is an extremely powerful method that effectively classifies different vibration signatures, allowing for its safe use as another condition monitoring technique.
Also, the research suggests that when African-American children do get a referral and present to healthcare professionals with symptoms of autism, they are often misdiagnosed as having another condition, such as ADHD or a conduct disorder, which is a condition diagnosed based on antisocial behavior.
It met another condition as well: no one would call him Dandy Don.
For example, the authors only searched three Chinese databases from 2000 to 2010; evaluation of SZRD by comparing another form of CHMs in control group also was included; 6 of 13 studies were co-morbid insomnia as secondary to another condition; the conclusions are not scientifically sound and very misleading.
It could be argued that this study provides possible evidence that GPs prescribe antibiotics such as amoxicillin as 'impure placebos' or 'pseudoplacebos', these agents consist of biologically active agents that have specific efficacy for some conditions but used as a placebo for another condition i.e. antibiotics for probable viral infections such as URTI and cough.
In Theorem 3.16 condition (v) can be replaced with another condition as in Popescu [12].
