The phrase "attendant condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a condition that accompanies or is associated with something else.
Example: "The success of the project is contingent upon meeting the attendant condition of securing adequate funding."
Alternatives: "associated condition" or "related condition".
The model domain and attendant conditions are modelled to represent wellbore drilling operations, comprising a single wellbore drilled in a multi-layered multi-property formation.
Particular emphasis was put on manual therapy and psychological treatment, given their availability in the neurorehabilitative setting, to endorse their use in pain treatment even in those attendant conditions unrelated to the primary disability undergoing rehabilitation.
We weighted the prevalence of flight attendant conditions to match the age distribution in the NHANES and compared the two populations stratified by gender using the Standardized Prevalence Ratio (SPR).
Attendant atmospheric conditions are discussed.
The attendant rough conditions during wartime and global exploration found many men fumbling with their candy-tin-sized pocket watches under hard conditions.
There were benefits to this approach: the inclusion of non-patient accompanying persons broadened the sample, although arguably these attendants were conditioned – perhaps sensitized to the impact of headache – if they were living, as partners or children, with headache patients.
The Inspectorate sees the appointment of a child abuse attendant as a condition of delivering responsible care [ 4].
(One of his cleverer points is that the trappings of a service economy — lawyers, bards, and attendants — replicate the condition of a Roman imperial household more than that of an industrial community).
This is, Zen believes, because it is fortified by the shield of a dualistic conceptual paradigm with all its attendant presuppositions and conditions which the ego-consciousness in a given cultural and historical milieu accepts to be true in order to live a life anchored in the everyday standpoint.
Falling prices and the attendant tightened credit conditions led the Pool, along with its counterparts in Saskatchewan and Manitoba, to seek help from its provincial government in 1930.
