"conditions presented" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a set of circumstances or factors that are being considered or discussed in a given situation. Example: In order to make an informed decision, we must carefully evaluate all of the conditions presented to us, including the budget constraints and potential risks involved.
Mr. Schulman said that while softer economic conditions presented challenges, the slowdown carried positives as well.
The temperamental weather conditions presented a challenge for the 30-player field.
A combination of in-flight weight changes and changes in atmospheric conditions presented additional problems.
But the factory system, with its horrors of child labour, long hours and dangerous working conditions, presented reformers with a physical mass of dreadfulness against which to complain.
If England could not utilise the overcast conditions presented this afternoon to dismiss a Bangladesh side who had already been demoralised by their implosion yesterday, then there can be little hope of better things to come.
But Jan Towers, director of health policy for the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, said nurse practitioners are "certainly qualified" for dealing with conditions presented at a quick clinic.
Lawyers who have won federal court injunctions against some of the city's recent welfare practices said they had been frustrated in efforts to learn details of the job offers and conditions presented to recipients.
Professionals and amateurs agreed that the hilly Ironman course, matched with the sweaty conditions, presented a serious challenge to both seasoned and amateur Ironman athletes.
And so American fighter and bomber pilots stationed in Europe were rotated through Libya, taking advantage of the fine flying conditions presented by the arid North African air.
All sealed conditions presented low corrosion in salt-spray exposure.
The conditions presented in the Introduction are in order.
