The phrase "ecological condition" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is most commonly used to refer to the environment or the state of the environment. For example: "The current ecological condition of the lake is deteriorating due to pollution."
Locals speak of "Polymer Valley", not without justification.BRUCE TAYLORHong KongSIR--You should have said more about the ecological condition of the valley.
Poor grazing practices for sheep and goats and little effort toward reforestation and water conservation under the centuries of Portuguese colonialism only aggravated this poor ecological condition.
It was supposed to have ensured that all our rivers were in good ecological condition by the end of last year: instead, lobbied by Big Farmer and other polluting businesses, it has achieved a grand total of 17%.
This puts the government in a difficult position, as all rivers in this country – not just 17% – were supposed to have been in good ecological condition by the end of 2015, under the European water framework directive.
While that would seem to increase the vulnerability of land to sea, "the increased surface area of that interface better absorbs and diffuses the energy of weather events and maximizes the intertidal zone, which not only has the richest ecological condition but presents shifting spatial conditions for architecture".
An important defining driver of ecological condition is stream hydromorphology.
Macrophytes are increasingly being used worldwide for assessing aquatic ecological condition.
Understanding changes in their ecological condition is essential for their ongoing preservation.
Statistically significant distinctions in ecological condition among validation samples were predicted by the resultant spatial model.
There was no significant correlation between the ecological condition and the allicin content.
As suggested by Piñeiro et al. (2010), soil carbon can decrease, increase or not change depending on the ecological condition.
