The phrase "conditional on being" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is dependent or contingent on another action or circumstance. Example: His acceptance into the program was conditional on being able to secure funding for his research project.
In our analyses, we used extensive controls for pre-admission comorbid conditions, conditional on being discharged alive from the index hospitalization, as well as models that accounted for unobserved frailty among subjects.
Therefore, we investigate the health conditions and health care consumption of the uninsured, conditional on being admitted to the hospital.
This is particularly true for minorities in the pre-Prop 209 period where in all cases at least 10percentt of students chose the lower ranked campus, conditional on being admitted to both campuses and attending one of them.
This suggests that our ordering of colleges is reasonable as, conditional on being admitted to both campuses and enrolling in one of them, students are more likely to attend the higher-ranked campus.
In particular, conditional on being admitted to a hospital and controlling for health conditions, the uninsured have lower total charges, fewer procedures, and a higher mortality rate.
Conditional on being matched at all, 55percentt of candidates were matched to more than one job opening, with a total of 1,142 initial matches being made.
In fact, our results show that, conditional on being admitted to the hospital and after carefully controlling for health conditions, uninsured individuals have lower total charges, receive fewer procedures, and are less likely to get a major procedure or an operating room procedure.
Similarly, ringing may be conditional on being able to set up a secure media session.
Conditional on being active.
a Conditional on being active b Conditional on being employed c Conditional on having a contract.
The observed average number of years of care, conditional on being a caregiver, is 2.4.
