"contrary conditions" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe two or more conditions that are in opposition or contradiction to each other. Example: Despite the contrary conditions of extreme heat and heavy rain, the farmers continued to work tirelessly to harvest their crops.
On the contrary, condition (2.12) is satisfied from the first iteration.
On the contrary, condition GF yields false answers in 45.7% of the trials.
On the contrary, the conditions that lead to theatre where both writing and performance can prosper have been intermittent.
No, quite the contrary: Creating conditions where people feel safe to fight is a hallmark of the greatest bosses.
Contravening any provisions of the NGO Act, operating without a permit or operating contrary to conditions specified in the permit means not only the NGO is liable to a fine but the director or officer whose actions caused the offence to be committed is also personally liable.
On the contrary, physiological conditions in the absence of FCS seem to induce predominantly agglomeration [33].
On the contrary, external conditions such as climatic stress are here considered to vary in time but not in space.
First, it concerned a sophisticated analysis of the contrary psychological conditions underlying democracy and authoritarianism; second, this analysis was linked to a social theory that produced an account of objective, large-scale, and long-term historical processes of reification.
The attack was originally planned for June 24, but bad weather and contrary wind conditions prompted Parker to call it off for several days.
On the contrary, under conditions of cell-cycle arrest in G1 phase (mating pheromone treatment) or metaphase arrest (nocodazole treatment), Msn2 PKA-dependent phosphorylation is decreased.
