The phrase "contextual conditions" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a formal way to refer to the various factors that affect a given situation or environment. For example, "The contextual conditions of the region greatly influence the local economy."
We conducted two experiments to assess the plasticity of the truth effect under different contextual conditions.
These include common property institutional design principles and their contextual conditions.
These are three different cases by geographical location and contextual conditions.
Additionally, most projects did not systematically report on contextual conditions, common property design principles and measures of success.
The specific contextual conditions of interactions in hypovigilant driver states, low interaction experience, and potentially critical traffic situations are considered.
Weber's comparative method in the scientific sociology of religion introduced an analogue to experimentation (i.e., looking at similar patterns in independent cultures with varying contextual conditions).
The research outcome is specific to thermal comfort requirements in the educational precincts but also can apply to similar climate and contextual conditions.
Recall in design pertains not so much to the factual recall as to the responding to contextual conditions, accessed through the use of analogy and other complex associations.
Fewer than half of the 49 studies met the inclusion criteria of the analyses for documenting key design principles or contextual conditions.
This may happen in response to faults, degrading levels of QoS, new enforced requirements or the re-assessment of contextual conditions.
Furthermore, we identify a number of contextual conditions that have shaped the design and mode of operation of the respective business models in the three countries.
