The phrase "conditionality for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a requirement or set of conditions that must be met in order for something else to occur. For example: "The school's policy on entrance requirements includes conditionality for academic achievement".
This means investment in infrastructure, research and human capital development, through conditionality for local content.
"Compassionate Conditionality for Africa," The Weekly Standard, July 31, 2000, p. 41; The American Spectator, September 2000, p. 83.
Blair has paid a heavy price for his determination to avoid turbulence in the special relationship by setting out tougher conditionality for Britain's support.
The research recommends a reduction in the use of so-called "benefit conditionality" for disabled people and a strengthening of the safeguards to ensure disabled people are not unfairly punished.
A decision on quotas and the degree of conditionality for the Witteveen Facility will be among major topics for discussion at the next Interim Committee meeting in Mexico City, beginning next April 27.
"conditionality" for further aid is a vital weapon in the hands of Russian reformers, who need the power of the global financial establishment to root out the tax cheats and the thieves.
It is in any case controversial whether the minimalist proposal is viable, either for truth conditionality or for belief, let alone for further extensions beyond these (Dreier 2006; Dunaway 2010).
We might call this, the principle of work-conditionality (for apparent endorsements of this principle, subject to widely varying degrees of qualification, see Anderson 1999: 321; Gutmann and Thompson 1996: chapter 8; Kaus 1992; Mead 1986, 1992, 1997; Rawls 2001: 179; White 2000, 2003, 2005).
To avoid this scenario, an alternative might be to outsource the provision of services and enforcement of conditionalities, for example, by making use of a network of community caseworkers Almeida et al. (2012).
Benefit changes and delays – including instances where claimants had their benefits sanctioned, or stopped for breaches of conditionality – accounted for 49% of referrals to trust food banks to the end of December.
According to the new Law, the number of residence status are just two temporary and permanent, and the Law also removed any legal conditionality of employment for registration (Marx and Fleischer 2010).
