"conditional input" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a type of input or information that is dependent on a certain condition being met. Example: "The success of the project relies heavily on the conditional input provided by the team members." In this example, the speaker is highlighting that the project's success is contingent upon the team members providing their input under certain conditions or circumstances.
The PReCaP Recovery Team treatment involves conditional input (i.e. under certain circumstances) from various disciplines, including the casemanager, physiotherapist, occupational therapist, speech therapist, dietician, psychologist, pharmacist, nursing home physician, social worker, art therapist, and behavioral therapist.
It has, at various times, promoted the benefits of huge, often conditional, inputs of foreign aid, the rigors of shock therapy, the virtues of free trade and the promise of the Washington Consensus (a set of policies prescribed and often imposed by agencies like the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund and the U.S. Treasury).
The flexible architecture of the system enables the effortless application of Falcon in other countries, conditional to input data availability.
They stressed further, that the profit maximization problem (4) implies the following revenue maximization: max y, N R p, x, F, H, L, X = p ′y + N : x, F, H, L ; y, N ∈ X (7 where R p, x, F, H, L, X) is the revenue function, conditional on inputs (x, F, H, L).
This technique is particularly appropriate for studying road accident data by considering conditional interactions between input datasets, extracting frequent itemsets and then generating the association rules by satisfying certain parameters such as the minimum support and the minimum confidence.
This technique is particularly appropriate for analyzing the correlations between objects, because it considers conditional interaction among input data sets, and produce the decision rules of the form IF-THEN.
Then, new haplotypes for the individuals are sampled according to the conditional probabilities as input for the next iteration.
Like all noisy communication channels [ 10, 11] the protein complex ABC is determined by a set of conditional probabilities relating input to output (See right panel in Figure 1).
Backwards conditional elimination of input variables (P>0.10) was used in order to prevent over-parameterisation of models, and ordinal variables were treated as categorical with the most benign category used as the indicator reference.
