The phrase "condition each other" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a mutual influence or impact between two things. Example: The economy and the job market condition each other. If the economy is doing well, there will be more job opportunities available. On the other hand, a struggling job market can impact the overall economy.
The two of us had arrived, in our mid-30's, at the grassy plateau of adulthood, having acquired over a decade or so all the trappings of that condition: each other, two children, real jobs and 30 years of mortgage debt.
The space of experience and the horizon of expectation mutually condition each other.
A mature thought style is a system where definitions mutually condition each other and where accepting a certain definition can prevent accepting some other ones.
He writes: "[N]o matter how much the will and the representational contents of consciousness mutually condition each other, we will nevertheless be forced by that developmental process to assign both a different meaning.
The adolescents learn most about their condition from each other rather than their parents and guardians, the researchers found.
They proceed with a joint litany of the misery and melancholy of the human condition, topping each other with catalogues of woes.
Long time UK-based health-focused social network HealthUnlocked has flipped the switch to make its mobile app globally available, aiming to boost access to its network and feed more data into machine learning matching algorithms it began applying to the platform earlier this year — idea being to help people with the same health condition find each other so they can share information and support.
We followed a cyclic design that allowed us to compare every condition to each other at least twice, and guaranteed dye swapping to eliminate effects of non-specific binding.
Contrasting the conditions against each other revealed very different patterns of activation for each condition.
These studies shed light on the conditions associated with recovery but have not explained how the conditions affect each other or how the mechanisms by which they operate might help us understand the process by which people recover [ 3].
The factors were dichotomised closest to the upper quartile to indicate the most adverse working conditions and help compare the relative importance of the specific working conditions with each other [ 7].
