The phrase "conditions agree" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in the context of discussing terms or requirements that have been accepted or met. Example: The sale will only be finalized if all conditions agree, including a satisfactory inspection and the buyer's financing being approved.
The simulated showcase internal conditions agree well with the experimental ones.
The results show that the predicted performance with Shear Stress Transport (SST) turbulence model at the optimal conditions agree well with the experiment data.
The relationships between the permeation flux and the gas pressure in GDP or the incident flux in PDP derived under specific conditions agree well with the former models.
The predictions of microstructural evolution and the flow behaviour at various hot working conditions agree well with the experimental results for an oxygen free high conductivity (OFHC) copper.
Thus, our data under low [Ca2+]e conditions agree with the hypothesis that K201 targets SR Ca2+ leak but, importantly, does not block physiological SR Ca2+ release and therefore exerts no beneficial or adverse effects.
Comparing the unsubstituted 23 d (corresponding to the cyclisation product of Ia) with 23 b (Ib), 23 e (Ig), and 23 f (If; Figure 3), we find that the yields and required conditions agree with the trends in the computed free-energy barriers.
Eight board members of Deutsche Telekom, more mindful of market conditions, agreed to forgo a euro17.5m ($14m) share-option package.
"If a country does not comply with the conditions agreed on, it should not get further financial aid," he said.
Once the Senate passes the bill, making it law, it will amend it to include the conditions agreed to on Friday.
It added that Ecuador wrote to the Foreign Office on 30 September 2015 to request that Assange be permitted to go to the hospital under conditions agreed upon by the UK and Ecuador.
Nadir is on £250,000 bail ahead of his 3 September court hearing and is due to be fitted with an electronic tag as part of court-imposed conditions agreed before he decided to return to face trial.
