"conditional term" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to something that is conditional or dependent upon certain conditions being met. For example, "The new loan agreement includes a conditional term that stipulates the borrower must have a minimum credit score of 800."
Team officials spoke in conditional terms about the contract, trying hard to use "ifs".
And the manager of the Blue Angel, one Eula Chesser, told the detective that Koehler's mother had spoken of Frankie in conditional terms, saying, "If he were alive, the police would never take him alive, in that he had a bad temper".
Lean and shapely, with silver-blond hair, her face and body lightly dusted with glitter, the Gallic singer Yvonne Constant is the kind of ageless beauty that the French, who worship women of all ages, venerate without having to apply conditional terms like cougar.
This can be re-expressed in conditional terms: it is not the case that if I think something is beautiful then it is beautiful.
Assuming we have k factors as the conditional terms in the FLM probability, we start with the set of all factors.
To show this, they attempted to analyze an agent's ability to do otherwise in conditional terms (e.g., Hume, Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding, p.73; Ayer, 1954; or Hobart, 1934).
These searches included the following conditional terms: AND ("humans"[MeSH Terms] AND English[lang]) NOT letter[publication type] NOT editorial[publication type] NOT review[publication type] NOT "clinical trial"[publication type] NOT "case reports"[publication type] NOT comment[publication type] AND hasabstract[text].
And second, the proportion of variance explained by the spatially structured conditional autoregression term is not strictly speaking a variance partition coefficient, because the structured and unstructured spatial terms may not be directly comparable.
The spatially-structured conditional autoregression term accounts for local geographic influence.
